Ambassador Juliana Correa recently had an important meeting with President Castro and Secretary of Foreign Affairs Javier Bu Soto in Honduras. During the discussions, Ambassador Correa reaffirmed the United Kingdom’s commitment to strengthening its long-term political and economic ties with Honduras.
This meeting highlighted several areas of collaboration, focusing on trade, conservation, and shared values.
Strengthening Bilateral Relations
Ambassador Correa’s meeting with President Castro and Secretary Bu Soto aimed to reinforce the UK-Honduras relationship. The Ambassador emphasized the importance of continuing to enhance political and economic cooperation between the two countries.
One of the key points discussed was the UK-Central America Association Agreement, which has played a crucial role in boosting trade between the UK and Honduras.
Support for Sustainable Development
Another key topic discussed was the UK’s ongoing support for biodiversity conservation and sustainable development in ecologically sensitive areas like La Moskitia. Ambassador Correa highlighted the UK’s dedication to preserving the region’s rich biodiversity and fostering sustainable community development.
Shared Values and Future Cooperation
Ambassador Correa also talked about the shared values between the UK and Honduras, such as the promotion of democratic governance, protection of human rights, media freedom, and inclusive development. She expressed her eagerness to continue enhancing cooperation in these areas, focusing on mutual goals and the betterment of both nations.
Ambassador’s Appointment
Ambassador Juliana Correa, appointed as His Majesty’s Ambassador to the Republic of Guatemala and non-resident Ambassador to the Republic of Honduras in April 2024, began her mission in October 2024. This meeting marked a significant moment in her tenure as she works to deepen ties between the UK and Honduras.
Ambassador Correa’s meeting with President Castro and Secretary Bu Soto signifies the UK’s strong commitment to strengthening its partnership with Honduras. The discussions focused on advancing trade relations, supporting biodiversity conservation, and promoting democratic values.
The continued cooperation between the UK and Honduras reflects their shared goals of sustainable development and the protection of human rights, paving the way for even closer ties in the future.
