Korean Trade Mission to Honduras

As part of the event to be held in San Pedro Sula, business conferences will be conducted with the aim of increasing trade between both nations.

Business people will be present food, beverages, construction machinery, agriculture, textiles and technology among other things.

"The Honorary Consul General of Korea in San Pedro Sula, Jose Martin Chicas, explained that the benefit to business is to be able to import products at competitive prices and of brands that are well positioned worldwide. Estimates are that about 50 business conferences between employers will be held", reported Laprensa.hn.

Source: laprensa.hn

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