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BOLIVIA 2024. FAO Director-General QU Dongyu official visit to Bolivia

14 September 2024. La Paz, Bolivia. FAO Director-General QU Dongyu with Máximo Torero, FAO Chief Economist (2nd rd from right) welcomed by Esteban Elmer Catarina, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bolivia (1st from left) and Flavio Merlo, President of the Federation of Municipal Associations (1st from right) at El Alto Airport in La Paz.

09/14/2024

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The visit highlighted the community’s commitment to preserving traditional agricultural techniques, which are deeply rooted in indigenous customs. The delegation experienced local cultural expressions and participated in an Apthapi, a community-based lunch, symbolizing unity and sharing of food produced in the region. This visit highlighted the importance of indigenous knowledge and sustainable practices in contributing to food security and agricultural biodiversity.