Category: Zamorano Noticias

Zamorano University had the honor of receiving the official visit of the Ambassador of Costa Rica to Honduras, H.E. Charles Hernández, during a day dedicated to strengthening ties and exploring opportunities for collaboration between the Embassy and the university.

Zamorano University and the French Embassy in Honduras signed a cooperation agreement that brings to life the Yeguare Project: Protection of ecosystems, resilience, and economic development of rural communities in the Santa Inés watershed. This strategic initiative focuses on environmental protection and socio-economic development in the watershed by strengthening the technical and organizational capacities of rural farming families. It simultaneously contributes to the improvement of ecosystem services and the increase of income through sustainable businesses. This collaboration marks a strong step toward more equitable, resilient, and environmentally responsible development in a key region for Honduras’ water, food, and environmental security.

Last Wednesday, May 28, we had the honor of welcoming Mr. Paul Juárez, Director of Attraction and Admissions at EGADE Business School of Tecnológico de Monterrey, who shared an enriching day with our academic community.

With great pride, Zamorano University and INCAE Business School celebrate the graduation of twenty-four (24) new professionals from the joint Master in Agribusiness Management program, a master’s degree designed to train leaders capable of transforming the agribusiness sector in Latin America.

Today, two important cooperation agreements were signed between key institutions for Honduras' development. The National Electric Power Company (ENEE) and Zamorano University signed a Memorandum of Understanding, while the National Investment Council (CNI) and Zamorano signed a Collaboration Agreement. Both aim to strengthen the country’s technical, educational, and productive capacities.

A Total of 25 Financial Institutions from Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama Will Participate in the Regional Diploma Program in Microfinance for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Initiatives

The 2025 Banana Summit, the most important event for the banana sector in Latin America, brings together industry leaders, producers, academics, and institutions committed to agricultural development in the region. Held in Guayaquil from April 28 to 30, experts and representatives from various countries gathered to share experiences, analyze trends, and promote sustainable initiatives around one of the continent’s most vital agricultural pillars.

The Pan-American Agricultural School, Zamorano, warmly welcomed Surita Sandosham, CEO of HEIFER International—one of the most renowned international organizations in the field of sustainable agricultural development and rural poverty eradication.

San Pedro Sula, Honduras – La 10ª edición del Producer & Roaster Forum (PRF) se llevó a cabo el 27 y 28 de marzo de 2025 en el Copantl Hotel & Convention Center en San Pedro Sula, Honduras, reuniendo a cientos de profesionales del café de todo el mundo. Este evento de gran relevancia en la industria cafetera permitió a productores/as, tostadores/as y personas expertas conectarse, aprender y colaborar, impulsando el desarrollo de la cadena de valor del café.

On March 22nd, Zamorano, in partnership with Sustenta Honduras, had the privilege of hosting Dr. Christa Hasenkopf, Director of the Clean Air Program at the University of Chicago. She delivered an insightful talk to students in the Environmental Science and Development program at Zamorano. In her presentation, Dr. Hasenkopf emphasized the critical role of air quality monitoring, stressing how it forms the foundation for creating effective mitigation strategies and preventive policies based on data.