Japan, Paraguay agree to boost investment ties

Japan, Paraguay agree to boost investment ties

TOKYO, Japan - Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo (L) and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda shake hands before their meeting in Tokyo on May 30, 2012. Japan and Paraguay agreed to boost bilateral economic ties, with Noda asking Lugo to help create a sound investment environment for Japanese companies in the South American country.

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