The Paraguay-Korea High-Level Technological Center (CTA) celebrated its tenth anniversary, highlighting a decade of significant contributions to innovation and technical training. The Paraguay-Korea Tech Centre milestone underscores the strengthening of cooperative ties between South Korea and Paraguay, fostering advancements in technology and professional development.
The celebration featured Expo Feria 2025, an event showcasing innovative projects by CTA graduates and participants. Visitors engaged in networking opportunities, explored job creation initiatives, and attended technology talks delivered by national and international experts. The event also provided career guidance for young people and the general public.
High-profile attendance and achievements
Since its establishment in 2015, the CTA has trained nearly 15,000 individuals in critical Industry 4.0 fields, such as information and communications technology (ICT), robotics, mechatronics, artificial intelligence, and fashion design. This extensive training programme has equipped Paraguayans with skills to thrive in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
The Expo Feria 2025 inauguration saw the presence of key figures, including Hyeyoung Shin, country director of the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), and José Nicolás Cogliolo, general director of Paraguay’s National Professional Promotion Service (SNPP). Their attendance highlighted the collaborative spirit driving the CTA’s success.
A model for future development
The Paraguay-Korea CTA stands as a beacon of technological innovation and quality professional training, bolstered by KOICA’s ongoing support and SNPP’s commitment. The centre’s efforts have positioned it as a cornerstone of Paraguay’s strategy to develop human capital capable of addressing the challenges of the fourth industrial revolution.
By fostering expertise and innovation, the CTA continues to pave the way for Paraguay’s integration into the global technological economy, ensuring a skilled workforce ready to meet future demands. The anniversary celebration not only marked past achievements, but also set an optimistic tone for the centre’s future contributions.
