Colombia’s Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia, traveled to Japan to Inaugurate the country’s pavilion in the Universal Exhibition of Osaka, The Foreign Ministry reported.
Sarabia will be in Japan until next Thursday, April 17, time in which it will develop a diplomatic agenda focused on strengthening bilateral relations and Explore new roads of cooperation in commerce, investment and development, The Foreign Ministry detailed in a statement.
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“An important moment of the agenda will be the participation of Minister Laura Sarabia at the inauguration of the Colombian Pavilion at Expo 2025, Osaka Kansai, to show the rich culture, innovation and investment potential of Colombia to a global audience to a global audience“He highlighted the information.
The universal exhibition of Osaka 2025 opened its doors to the public this Sunday, April 13, with the vocation of offering a window to the future and being A showcase for the cultures of the 158 participating countries.
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The axes of the Pavilion of Colombia, which will occupy an area of 875 square meters and has as neighbors Portugal, Switzerland, Austria and China, will be Gabriel García Márquez’s legacy and water as a symbol of life.
The universal exhibition of Osaka.
AFP
During his tour, Sarabia will meet with his Japanese counterpart, Foreign Minister Takeshi Iweaya, and with senior officials of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
It will also be interviewed with members of the Japanese Parliament in order to foster dialogue and improve mutual understanding, as with entrepreneurs and investors.
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In your meetings, Foreign Minister Sarabia will emphasize the potential for the investment and economic opportunities of Colombia, inviting its interlocutors to a greater participation of Japan in key sectors such as infrastructure, clean energy, technology and sustainable agriculture.
According to Procolombia, the government agency for promoting tourism, investments and energy non -mining exports, Japan is currently the main foreign investment issuer in Asia in Colombia, representing 47 % of the investment from the region.
More than 85 Japanese companies operate in the country in sectors such as manufactures, technology and energy, What reflects the confidence of the Japanese business sector in Colombia’s potential, added the information.
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EFE
