More than 40 Paraguayan business leaders join executive mission to Uruguay
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- More than 40 Paraguayan entrepreneurs and business leaders traveled to Uruguay with the Paraguayan Executives Club to explore investment, collaboration and expansion opportunities.
- The delegation visited business, science, technology and innovation hubs, including Zonamerica, Parque de las Ciencias and the LATU Innovation Park.
- Meetings with Uruguayan companies and institutions focused on international business, life sciences, artificial intelligence, startups and other emerging sectors.
More than 40 Paraguayan entrepreneurs and company leaders traveled to Uruguay on an executive mission organized by the Paraguayan Executives Club. The delegation sought direct ties with Uruguayan businesses and institutions, along with opportunities for investment, cooperation and expansion.
Led by club president Laura Ramos and Matรญas Ordeix, head of its Investment and International Business Hub Committee, the group spent two days visiting Zonamerica, Parque de las Ciencias, CPA FERRERE and the LATU Innovation Park.
The visits covered international business, life sciences, professional services, technology, artificial intelligence, startups and innovation. Delegates met representatives from each organization and examined business models operating in those sectors.
The mission also emphasized direct exchanges between Paraguayan and Uruguayan executives. At the Association of Marketing Leaders, the delegation met Uruguayan businesspeople and attended a country presentation by Industry and Commerce Minister Marco Riquelme. The program included a welcome gathering sponsored by IBF Negocios at Hotel Cottage and a visit to Bodega Bouza, where participants learned about its production model and took part in a tasting.
The Paraguayan Executives Club described such missions as a way for its members to explore new markets and build relationships that could develop into businesses, alliances and long-term projects.
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.