Bolivia restructures Foreign Ministry to boost trade and tourism

Bolivian Foreign Minister Héctor Huanca has sworn in three new viceministries as part of an institutional restructuring aimed at modernizing the country’s diplomacy. The reorganization seeks to create a more agile diplomatic framework capable of addressing international challenges and supporting national economic growth.

Carlos Paz Ide has been appointed as the Vice Minister of Foreign Relations and Transnational Security. Rodrigo Ignacio Arce Ballivián has been reappointed to lead the Vice Ministry of Foreign Trade, Economic Integration, and Foreign Investment, following a change in the official designation of his office.

Additionally, Andrés Aramayo Bejarano has assumed the role of Vice Minister of Sustainable Tourism and Cultures. This new position is intended to reactivate strategic promotion and innovation within the sector, specifically aiming to boost the ‘orange economy’ through cultural and tourism initiatives.