The Dominican Embassy in Honduras successfully organized the Third Business Meeting EMBAJADOM-HN 2025, themed ‘Export, Import, Investment, and Tourism.’ The event convened government officials, business leaders, academics, students, and entrepreneurs from both nations to enhance bilateral economic collaboration and explore investment prospects. Ambassador Luis García underscored the remarkable growth in trade between the Dominican Republic and Honduras, which surged to nearly US$937.7 million by May 2025, marking a 9.3% year-over-year increase. Additionally, Dominican direct investment in Honduras amounted to US$6.7 million, reflecting growing economic confidence. Significant progress was also noted in trade agreements facilitating Honduran exports, particularly citrus and pork products. The event featured high-level panels, business roundtables, and product exhibitions, focusing on technology transfer, public-private partnerships, and best practices. Key discussion topics included export diversification, AI integration in customs, foreign investment policies, MSME participation in international markets, business sustainability, tourism, and e-commerce opportunities. Notable attendees included Honduran and Dominican customs and economic officials, alongside representatives from business chambers and development organizations. Honduras’ Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Javier Bu Soto, and Fedecámara president Manuel Hernández commended the embassy’s efforts in fostering economic synergy. Coordinated with the Dominican Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Prodominicana, and the General Directorate of Customs, the meeting reinforced both nations’ commitment to economic cooperation, innovation, talent development, and sustainable growth, paving the way for strengthened bilateral relations.