Italian Migrant Day was celebrated in Paraguay, marking the 150th anniversary of bilateral relations. The event in Asuncion was attended by key officials, including Ambassador Marcello Fondi. A bronze statue recognizing the contributions of Italian immigrants was unveiled at the historic river port, honoring their impact on Paraguay’s development.
Italian Migrant Day was commemorated in Paraguay, coinciding with the 150th anniversary of the diplomatic and trade relations between the two nations. The official celebration took place in Asuncion, featuring notable figures such as Ambassador Marcello Fondi and local officials, including Trade and Industry Minister Javier Jiménez, Tourism Minister Angie Duarte, and Mayor Oscar Rodríguez.
At the event, a bronze statue was unveiled at the historic river port site, honoring the substantial influx of Italian immigrants to Paraguay from the early 19th century onwards. This statue recognizes their significant contributions to the socio-economic and cultural evolution of Paraguay, highlighting their enduring legacy in the region.
The celebration of Italian Migrant Day in Paraguay marked a significant anniversary in diplomatic relations and acknowledged the impactful role of Italian immigrants in shaping the nation’s history and culture. The unveiling of the bronze statue symbolizes the long-lasting contributions of this community to Paraguay’s development.
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