AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBeef Trade & Water Cooperation: Paraguay’s ambassador to Israel, Alejandro Rubin Cymerman, says Paraguayan beef exports rebounded to $220m in 2025 and could reach about $300m in 2026, after exports nearly stopped in 2023; he’s also pushing longer-lasting ties beyond trade, including water management and education. Wildlife Spotlight: Paraguay’s rare Yvyja’u Moroti (white-winged nightjar) is highlighted as a “ghost of the grasslands,” with only a few breeding sites known worldwide and key habitats in Paraguay’s Mbaracayú Forest Biosphere Reserve and Laguna Blanca. Biodiversity Governance Model: Norway’s near-zero deforestation approach is presented as a practical blueprint for protecting forests through procurement rules, conservation funding, and stronger forest governance. Public Health Capacity: PAHO/WHO training in Panama builds bioinformatics skills for genomic surveillance, including specialists from Paraguay, to better translate pathogen data into public health action. Local Nature & Culture: A profile of Asunción biologist Mariana Martínez links her mycology/botany work with environmental consulting and points to the Paraguay River waterfront as a key urban nature space.
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