The Central America Tourism Promotion Agency (CATA) and The Embassy of Nature (TEON) have signed a cooperation agreement at the headquarters of the Central American Integration System (SICA). This partnership aims to establish a roadmap that will transform Central America's natural resources and cultural identity into a productive platform capable of attracting investment and fostering prosperity. The agreement was signed by key officials, including Luis Felipe Fernández-Salvador y Campodonico, founder of TEON, and Boris Iraheta, secretary general of CATA.

Luis Felipe Fernández-Salvador y Campodonico emphasized that this agreement is just the beginning of many initiatives aimed at promoting 'cultural capitalism' and 'environmental capitalism'. By leveraging Central America's wealth of natural and cultural assets, the partnership seeks to nurture a sense of regional pride and encourage sustainable development. This initiative is particularly significant in addressing the challenges faced by Central American countries with regards to economic diversification and sustainable tourism.

In summary, this agreement represents a strategic commitment to harnessing the potential of Central America's rich resources and identity. By promoting environmental and cultural initiatives, the partnership could lead to new economic opportunities and enhance the region's global standing, thereby contributing to long-term prosperity and investment attraction.