Italian Migrant Day was celebrated in Paraguay, marking 150 years of diplomatic relations. The event featured a statue honoring Italian immigrants, recognizing their contributions to Paraguay’s development. Key attendees included Ambassador Marcello Fondi and local authorities.
Italian Migrant Day was commemorated in Paraguay, coinciding with the 150th anniversary of diplomatic and trade relations between Italy and Paraguay. The event took place in Asuncion and was attended by Ambassador Marcello Fondi, various local officials, and representatives from Italian associations. Notable attendees included Trade and Industry Minister Javier Jiménez, Tourism Minister Angie Duarte, and Mayor of Asuncion, Oscar Rodríguez.
During the celebration, a bronze statue was unveiled at the historic river port site to honor the substantial number of Italian immigrants who began arriving in Paraguay in the early 19th century. This statue serves as a tribute to their significant contributions to the socio-economic and cultural development of Paraguay, acknowledging their lasting impact on the region’s history and growth.
The celebration of Italian Migrant Day in Paraguay highlighted the strong ties between the two nations, marked by significant contributions of Italian immigrants. The unveiling of the bronze statue symbolizes their enduring legacy and acknowledges the vital roles they played in shaping Paraguay’s socio-economic landscape over the years.
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