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Zamorano University welcomed Alessandro Francasetti, Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Honduras, as part of an institutional visit aimed at strengthening cooperation and exploring opportunities for collaboration in areas related to sustainable development, environmental stewardship, and the education of future leaders for the region.

Zamorano University was honored to welcome Tim and Ann Edwards, long-time donors and strategic partners of the institution, who traveled from California, United States, to meet in person with their four Guatemalan scholarship students and learn more about their academic and personal progress.

Zamorano University and the Secretariat of Social Development (SEDESOL) signed an educational cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening access to higher education for Honduran students with an interest in agricultural sciences, environmental sciences, rural development, and related fields.

Zamorano University and the Secretariat of Social Development (SEDESOL) signed an educational cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening access to higher education for Honduran students with an interest in agricultural sciences, environmental sciences, rural development, and related fields.

Zamorano University and the National Investment Council (CNI) signed an addendum to the collaboration agreement between the two institutions, reinforcing their commitment to advancing investment, knowledge exchange, and agroindustrial innovation as drivers of sustainable economic development in Honduras.

As part of the celebration of Honduran Journalist Day, Zamorano University welcomed representatives from various national media outlets for a day of engagement, recognition, and firsthand experience with the university's distinctive Learning-by-Doing educational model.

As part of the celebration of Honduran Journalist Day, Zamorano University welcomed representatives from various national media outlets for a day of engagement, recognition, and firsthand experience with the university's distinctive Learning-by-Doing educational model.

Zamorano University welcomed representatives from Beneficio de Café Montecristo S.A. (BECAMO) for a visit aimed at strengthening collaborative ties and exploring joint opportunities related to sustainability, agricultural development, and innovation.

Zamorano University and BID Lab, through the AgroHub Project, continue to promote circular bioeconomy initiatives within Guatemala’s coffee sector through a strategic partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food (MAGA), the National Coffee Association (ANACAFÉ), and JICA’s CAFEPROCO Project.