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Paraguayan president affirms ties with Taiwan, calls for more investment
2026/05/11 17:14
In an exclusive interview with CNA, Paraguayan President Santiago Peña reaffirmed his country's diplomatic ties with Taiwan during a visit to Taipei from Thursday to Sunday, saying he recently shared Paraguay's positive experience of maintaining relations with Taiwan with Honduran President Nasry Asfura during a meeting in Los Angeles. Peña called for increased Taiwanese private investment in Paraguay during his state visit, describing the South American country as a stable and fast-growing gateway to the Latin American market. He also highlighted the potential of combining Paraguay's energy resources with Taiwan's advanced semiconductor technology, calling it "a perfect match."
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