WTC Asunción successful events of 2018

December 18, 2018

This year WTC Asunción held 6 editions of an event called "WTC Executive Breakfasts". Executives from WTC Asunción and special guests, had the chance to hear from excellent and diverse international speakers while having a great opportunity for networking.

Another highly attended event was "The world comes to WTC Asunción", where embassies and chambers of commerce of varios countries such as, Great Britain, Uruguay, Hungary, Japan and Chile, had each one special night where they showcased their culture, gastronomy as well as their achievements and companies in Paraguay.

The last edition of "The world comes to WTC Asunción" of the year was held December 6, at the New York City auditorium, with Hungary as host. On this occasion art was very well represented by Hungarian painter Melitta Marcali, who became the 12th artist in 2018 to have an exposition in the lobbies of the 4 towers, as part of the WTC Asunción Cultural Program.

This events are produced by Terare Paraguay and WTC Asunción and sponsored by prestigious companies.

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