The Embassy of Honduras Joins JAPOLAC as an Honorary Member

At a meeting held on January 10, Dr. Ritter Diaz, Representative Director of the Japanese Association for the Promotion of Latin America and the Caribbean (JAPOLAC), formally received the notification of the incorporation of the Embassy of Honduras in Japan as an Honorary Member of JAPOLAC. This notification was delivered by the Honduran Ambassador, H.E. Harold Burgos, during a meeting at the premises of the Honduran diplomatic mission.
The inclusion of the Embassy of Honduras as an Honorary Member of JAPOLAC marks a significant step in strengthening ties between JAPOLAC and the embassies of Latin America and the Caribbean. This event reaffirms JAPOLAC’s steadfast commitment to serving as a bridge connecting the cultures and economies of both regions, promoting mutual understanding and fostering cooperation across various areas of common interest.
In this context, Dr. Diaz expressed his deep gratitude to the Ambassador of Honduras for the trust placed in JAPOLAC, emphasizing that this distinction represents recognition of the association’s continuous efforts to enhance the region’s visibility and support the work of Latin American and Caribbean diplomatic missions in Japan.
With the incorporation of the Embassy of Honduras, JAPOLAC further strengthens its profile as an important platform for information, communication, and networking between Japan and the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean.
During the meeting, Dr. Diaz also reaffirmed JAPOLAC’s commitment to continue working closely with the region’s diplomatic missions, developing initiatives that generate positive impacts and support the development of both regions.
With the inclusion of Honduras, JAPOLAC now has 12 diplomatic missions as honorary members, further enhancing its capacity for action and representation.