Latribuna.hn reports that "...The delegation led by the Asian consortium Dong J & V Group will be staying in Honduras for two weeks, making several tours to different production areas and signing cooperation agreements with the Honduran government.

"... The head of the Economic Development Secretariat, Arnaldo Castillo, explained that investors visited Honduras for the first time for exploratory purposes last November and links from each of the companies continued to travel to the country to identify the areas in which to invest."

Source: latribuna.hn

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