The 'Shield of the Americas' summit, hosted by U.S. President Donald Trump, is set to take place on March 7 in Miami. Paraguayan President Santiago Peña announced on social media that he has received the official invitation, confirming Paraguay's participation in the summit, which aims to enhance security and cooperation among the nations involved.

The summit will include leaders from Argentina, Bolivia, El Salvador, Honduras, Paraguay, and Ecuador, all of whom have maintained a politically favorable relationship with the U.S. government since Trump's return to the White House. Peña emphasized the importance of the summit for strengthening regional cooperation and working together towards stability and security in the Americas.

This summit highlights the ongoing efforts by the U.S. to engage with its Latin American partners and address regional challenges collectively. The attendance of these leaders showcases a unified approach towards security concerns and the fostering of diplomatic ties within the hemisphere, reflecting the U.S.'s strategic interests in enhancing its influence in Central and South America.