Celebrating Italian Migrant Day in Paraguay: A Tribute to Immigrant Contributions
Italian Migrant Day was celebrated in Paraguay, marking 150 years of diplomatic relations. The event in Asuncion featured Ambassador Marcello Fondi and other dignitaries. A bronze statue was unveiled to honor the contributions of Italian immigrants to Paraguay’s development.
Italian Migrant Day was commemorated in Paraguay, coinciding with the celebration of 150 years of diplomatic and trade relations between Italy and Paraguay. The official ceremony took place in Asuncion and was graced by the presence of Ambassador Marcello Fondi, prominent local authorities, and representatives from various Italian associations. Notable attendees included Trade and Industry Minister Javier Jiménez, Tourism Minister Angie Duarte, and the mayor of Asuncion, Oscar Rodríguez.
During the event, a bronze statue was unveiled at the historic river port, honoring the substantial number of Italian immigrants who arrived in Paraguay during the first half of the 19th century. This monument serves as a recognition of the significant contributions these immigrants have made to the socio-economic and cultural development of Paraguay, highlighting their enduring legacy in the region.
The celebration of Italian Migrant Day in Paraguay not only honors the Italian community but also marks a significant milestone in the diplomatic relationships between Italy and Paraguay. The unveiling of the bronze statue reflects the profound impact Italian immigrants have had on the country, acknowledging their role in shaping the nation’s cultural and economic landscape.
Original Source: ansabrasil.com.br
