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Why you should invest in Paraguay? 

“Because Paraguay has 10% flat tax rate and transparent and safe regulations which we do not change every year” emphasized the Paraguayan trade and industry minister Gustavo Leite at a business seminar held in The Shilla Hotel Seoul on October 24. Mr. Leite continued “For the last 10 years, Paraguay has shown a yearly 5% growth and secured stable monetary policy and low inflation rate. We have built sound financial systems, investment-friendly tax laws and balanced compilation of the budget. Paraguay is one of the countries that provide the highest ROI (Return On Investment) and the free movement of capital. The foreign investments in Paraguay have been enjoying all of these benefits alongside the additional government support in labor and business matching.” I took an opportunity at the Q&A and asked “What business areas would you encourage Korean investors to make investments in Paraguay and the reason why?” Mr. Leite answered “It is manufacturing sector. If Korea is in the phase of the 4th Industrial Revolution, Paraguay still shows strength in the secondary industry. In fact, Paraguay boasts global level manufacturing facilities and the productivity rate that can compete with the Korean counterparts. Also, Paraguay has vast amount of the lands to build factories and industries and the central geographical advantage and the global level distribution systems can surely turn Paraguay a manufacturing powerhouse like China in South America in the future.” Mr. Leite in particular pointed out the ‘clothing’ and ‘organic food’ sectors, which are booming, to exploit. Some of the officials of the car parts businesses in Korea also attended the seminar to give testimony on their experience in Paraguay. It is noteworthy to report at this stage what drives the Paraguay economy based on the export volume: Oilseeds and Cereals (29.0%), electric energy (24.4%), meat/leather and other animal products (17%), animal feed and fodder (11.3%), vegetable and animal oils (5.8%), machinery/electrical and transport equipment (2.6%) and cotton/textiles, apparel, footwear and accessories (1.9%) – Source: REDIEX, World Bank -. To breakdown the figure in a little more detail, organic sugar and renewable energy is the No.1 export followed by stevia, mate, soybean, corn and beef. At the closing speech of the seminar, the Paraguayan Ambassador to Korea Mr. Raul Silvero remarked “Paraguay is a land of great growth potential with rich natural resources and skilled labor. Foreign investors are highly encouraged to take initiative in preoccupying the market to grow business together with Paraguay.” 


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