Zamorano University welcomed Salvadoran business leader Arturo Tona, founder and president of Grupo Ternova, to its campus as part of an institutional visit aimed at strengthening collaboration with higher education and the agri-industrial sector in the region.

As part of the 2025 Progress Results of the YEGUARE Project – Green Businesses through Beekeeping (“Harvest”), women beekeepers participating in the initiative successfully completed their first honey harvest at the agroecological farm of Zamorano University, marking an important milestone in the promotion of sustainable livelihoods and environmental conservation in the region.

Fields, Futures, and Voices: Zamorano and the University of Florida Collaborate on Global Science Communication

Fields, Futures, and Voices: Zamorano and the University of Florida Collaborate on Global Science Communication

Zamorano University welcomed Jorge Roca, an Ecuadorian engineer and member of the Junta de Beneficencia de Guayaquil, as part of an institutional agenda focused on experience sharing and the exploration of future cooperation opportunities between both organizations.

Within the framework of the AgroHub project, Zamorano University and IDB Lab officially launched the Innova AgriFoodTech incubation program—an initiative designed to transform innovative ideas into viable and scalable business models for the agrifood sector across Central America’s Northern Triangle. The launch took place on January 5, marking the start of an intensive six-month technical and strategic support process.

Educational cooperation between the Government of El Salvador and Zamorano University continues to expand through initiatives that promote access to higher education, interinstitutional collaboration, and applied research. In this context, Jeffery P. Cohen, President-Designate of Zamorano University, carried out an institutional agenda in El Salvador focused on strengthening strategic partnerships aligned with the country’s development priorities.

Educational cooperation between the Government of El Salvador and Zamorano University continues to expand through initiatives that promote access to higher education, interinstitutional collaboration, and applied research. In this context, Jeffery P. Cohen, President-Designate of Zamorano University, carried out an institutional agenda in El Salvador focused on strengthening strategic partnerships aligned with the country’s development priorities.

Zamorano University and UN Women signed a Memorandum of Understanding establishing a framework for collaboration on the development of joint projects focused on women’s economic empowerment and the strengthening of women’s leadership.