Conferences to promote knowledge on commerce

May 21, 2019

The Paraguayan-Israeli Chamber of Commerce and WTC Asuncion have signed an agreement to make a strategic alliance to promote knowledge about commerce to the general public.

One if the initiatives to achieve this goal, is a cycle of business conferences hosted at WTC Asuncion’s auditorium, the first Tuesday of every month. The first of these events was hosted by Liz Cramer, Minister of Treasury of Paraguay. The subject of her dissertation was” Reforms for an improvement in Paraguay's business climate”

The focus of these events is to generate a participatory and dynamic space to exchange experiences, knowledge and networking. Also, to have a chance to converse with the main actors of the economic scene of Paraguay.

About the Paraguayan-Israeli Chamber of Commerce: It was created on 2016, it has the goal to promote, facilitate and increase commercial exchange, investment, and cultural relations between both countries.

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