Asunción, IP Agency.- A new group of 20 national technicians completed their intensive training on electric vehicles, taught by international experts from South Korea.
The recognition ceremony took place at the headquarters of the Task Paraguay Auto Parts Center, located in the facilities of the Itaipu Technology Park, Paraguayan side, in the Hernandarias area, department of Alto Paraná.
During her speech, the Vice Minister of Industry, Lorena Méndez, highlighted the important support of South Korea to Paraguay, through the project and the added value represented by Paraguayan technicians receiving this important transfer of knowledge by world-renowned experts. .
In addition, he mentioned the important coordinated work between the public and private sectors, such as the support of cooperation, to continue promoting this type of spaces that strengthen and enhance the sustained development of the auto parts industry at the national level.
Vice Minister Méndez, in the company of the South Korean counterpart, presented the recognition to the participation of Cristhian Fretes, Eladio Manuel Aquino, Guido Mattesich, Blas Benegas, Jorge Lovera, Víctor Fernández, Gilberto Caballero, Luis Salinas, Henso Cañete, Elvio Cabrera, Luis Ramírez, Pedro González, Jenniffer Duarte, Ángel Mendoza, Hugo González, Rafael Ortiz, Pedro Ortiz, Flaminio Ayala, Aníbal Génez and Juan González.
The training was carried out between October 21 and 25 with a workload of 50 lecture hours. Among the curricular framework, various items of great relevance can be highlighted, including the general vision of electric vehicles (EV), high voltage safety management, high voltage insulation, structure of composition of parts and functions of the EV, Structure and function of EV components and parts, EV diagnosis, structure and function of E-GMP system, EV diagnosis.
The series of training, in its second edition, was carried out within the framework of the cooperation project between the governments of Paraguay and South Korea, an initiative that seeks to promote development and establish the bases for the country’s insertion into the value chain of electric mobility.
Additionally, as a prize among the scholarship recipients with the best scores, four members will leave for Asian soil for a technical visit to South Korea with all expenses paid.
After the event, Vice Minister Méndez, accompanied by the Sustainable Electric Mobility Advisor of the Itaipú Technology Park, Tamatiá Colmán, and the technical team, traveled to the Tacurú Pucú complex, near the Costanera de Hernandarias, in order to verify the works being carried out. They have been carrying out a space of 47 hectares donated by Itaipu Binacional for the installation of the Task Paraguay Auto Parts Center.
The event was attended by the Executive Director of the PTI-PY, Carlos Mercado, specialists in the matter from Itaipu Binacional, and the director of Katech, Yang Jeongjik, in the company of the vice director of the Task Center, José Kim.
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**Interview with Lorena Méndez, Vice Minister of Industry, on Electric Vehicle Training in Paraguay**
**Interviewer:** Good morning, Vice Minister Méndez. Thank you for joining us today. Can you tell us about the recent training program completed by the technicians in Paraguay?
**Lorena Méndez:** Good morning! I am delighted to be here. Recently, we celebrated the completion of an intensive training program for 20 national technicians on electric vehicles, conducted by international experts from South Korea. This program took place from October 21 to 25 and consisted of 50 hours of specialized lectures.
**Interviewer:** That sounds impressive! What significance does this training hold for Paraguay’s auto parts industry?
**Lorena Méndez:** This training is vital for our auto parts industry as it fosters local expertise in cutting-edge technology, specifically electric vehicles. The knowledge gained from these world-renowned experts enhances our capabilities and prepares us to meet global standards in this rapidly evolving market.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned the support from South Korea. How important is this international collaboration for Paraguay?
**Lorena Méndez:** The collaboration with South Korea has been transformative. It not only represents a significant transfer of knowledge but also strengthens ties between our countries. This partnership exemplifies how public and private sectors can work together effectively to promote sustainable development within our automotive industry.
**Interviewer:** What are the next steps for these technicians now that they have completed their training?
**Lorena Méndez:** The technicians will be able to apply what they have learned directly within the industry, contributing to the development of electric vehicle technology in Paraguay. We are also exploring further training opportunities to expand our workforce’s skills in this area.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, can you share your thoughts on the recognition ceremony for the participants?
**Lorena Méndez:** The recognition ceremony was a moment of pride for all involved. Celebrating the achievements of these skilled individuals demonstrates our commitment to investing in human capital and highlights the potential that exists within Paraguay. It motivates us to continue pushing for advancements in our auto parts sector.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Vice Minister Méndez, for sharing these insights. We look forward to seeing how this initiative will impact Paraguay’s future in the electric vehicle market.
**Lorena Méndez:** Thank you for having me! The future looks promising, and I appreciate the opportunity to discuss these important developments.
**Interviewer:** Good morning, Vice Minister Méndez. Thank you for joining us today. Can you tell us about the recent training program completed by the technicians in Paraguay?
**Lorena Méndez:** Good morning! I’m delighted to be here. Recently, we celebrated the completion of an intensive training program for 20 national technicians on electric vehicles, conducted by international experts from South Korea. This program took place from October 21 to 25 and consisted of 50 hours of specialized lectures.
**Interviewer:** That sounds impressive! What significance does this training hold for Paraguay’s auto parts industry?
**Lorena Méndez:** This training is vital for our auto parts industry as it fosters local expertise in cutting-edge technology, specifically electric vehicles. The knowledge gained from these world-renowned experts enhances our capabilities and prepares us to meet global standards in this rapidly evolving market. It is an important step in positioning ourselves within the electric mobility value chain.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned the support from South Korea. How important is this international collaboration for Paraguay?
**Lorena Méndez:** The collaboration with South Korea has been transformative. It not only represents a significant transfer of knowledge but also strengthens ties between our countries. This partnership exemplifies how public and private sectors can work together effectively, promoting sustainable development and innovation in our auto parts industry.
**Interviewer:** What were some key topics covered in the training sessions?
**Lorena Méndez:** The training encompassed a variety of important topics related to electric vehicles, including high voltage safety management, the structure and function of EV components, and diagnostic procedures for electric vehicles. This comprehensive curriculum ensures that our technicians are well-equipped to handle the demands of this fast-growing sector.
**Interviewer:** It’s exciting to see technicians being recognized for their achievements. Can you tell us about the awards given to the top performers?
**Lorena Méndez:** Absolutely! As part of this initiative, we awarded scholarships to four technicians with the best scores. They will have the unique opportunity to travel to South Korea for a technical visit, where they will gain further insights into electric vehicle technologies. This is an excellent incentive and will further enhance their skills.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Vice Minister, for sharing this important information. It’s clear that this initiative holds great promise for the future of Paraguay’s industry.
**Lorena Méndez:** Thank you for having me! We are excited about the future and committed to fostering sustainable growth in Paraguay’s auto parts industry.