Asunción, Agencia IP.- The President of the Republic, Santiago Peña, held a meeting with his Vietnamese counterpart, Luong Cuong, with whom he discussed opportunities for cooperation in trade, investment, and sustainable development for both countries. He also met with representatives of the international Jewish community and with Bank of America.
These meetings took place in New York, United States, where the Paraguayan Head of State is scheduled to participate in the United Nations General Assembly.
Following his meeting with the Vietnamese President, President Peña reported that they discussed ways to strengthen ties between Paraguay and Vietnam, as well as explore new opportunities for cooperation in trade, investment, and sustainable development.
«This meeting reflects our commitment to project Paraguay to the world and to strengthen relations with nations of growing global influence,» said President Peña, who invited his counterpart to visit Paraguay.
Meeting with the international Jewish community
President Peña also met with representatives of the international Jewish community, with whom he discussed shared values and «Paraguay’s firm stance in favor of peace and freedom in the world.»
«This meeting allowed us to strengthen Paraguay’s voice in the international community, moving forward toward new opportunities for cooperation for our country,» said the President.
He affirmed that strengthening the bilateral relationship between Paraguay and Israel means opening more opportunities for cooperation, investment, and development for Paraguay.
Meeting with Bank of America
President Santiago Peña also met with representatives of Bank of America, one of the world’s largest banks, operating in more than 35 countries and generating over USD 100 billion in annual revenue.
Its global reach in corporate financing, investment banking, and sustainability opens the door to exploring projects in Paraguay, especially in capital structuring for infrastructure, renewable energies, green bonds, and large-scale financing of strategic sectors.