SAG, IICA and Zamorano University Sign Cooperation Agreement

The Secretariat of Agriculture and Livestock of Honduras (SAG), the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA), and Zamorano University formalized a General Cooperation Agreement aimed at strengthening innovation, productivity, and the sustainable development of Honduras’ agri-food sector.

The agreement establishes a collaborative framework that will allow the three institutions to align capacities, coordinate efforts, and promote joint initiatives in strategic areas related to agricultural development, knowledge generation, and the strengthening of rural well-being across the country.

The signing ceremony took place at the Wilson Popenoe Library Auditorium at Zamorano University and brought together representatives and authorities from the participating institutions. The program included remarks from Jeffery P. Cohen, Rector Designate of Zamorano University; Santiago Vélez, Representative of the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) in Honduras; and Moisés Molina, Secretary of State in the Offices of Agriculture and Livestock of Honduras.

The agreement was formally signed by representatives of the three institutions, together with authorities from Zamorano University and members of the Board of Trustees, reaffirming their shared commitment to strengthening institutional collaboration and advancing initiatives that contribute to the sustainable development of the country’s agri-food systems.

The signing of this General Agreement represents an important step forward, establishing a platform for coordinated action that will promote innovation, strengthen productive capacities, and support rural development in Honduras.

This agreement reflects a shared commitment to work collaboratively and to lay the foundation for future initiatives that will contribute to the sustainable development of Honduras’ agri-food systems.

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