Business Contacts

Javier Armando Medina Pavon

Entrepreneur and Biz-Dev/Venture-Dev professional into the Medical, Additive Manufacturing and Textiles. Founder and COO of MB Medical Holdings Limited and Blockbase Additive Systems LLC, spin-off/spin-out companies created in 2020. Highly skilled Manufacturing & Global Supply Chain Executive with extensive experience cultivating systemic change within the apparel and electronics industries. Capital intensive large scale projects developer experienced (Proven) on ranges from $30 to $300 Million investment scale in Honduras, demonstrating my ability to drive innovation and growth. Attractor of Foreign Capital to Honduras.

Industrial Engineer General Director at Medina Capital Holdings Ltd

Said Sosa

Family owns Aerolíneas Sosa

Aerolíneas Sosa is a Honduran airline dedicated to the commercial transport of passengers and cargo. Its main base of operations is at Golosón International Airport in La Ceiba. It was founded in 1976 and operates to various destinations, including Roatán, La Ceiba, San Pedro Sula, and Tegucigalpa. It is currently the second largest airline in Honduras in terms of fleet size, after CM Airlines.

Frank Alley

National Party of Honduras International Liaison

Frank Anthony Alley Flores is a 29-year-old Honduran who has been active in the social and political life of Honduras since he was very young, achieving with this to stand out as a young leader of the country. Throughout his career he has managed to work with important figures in the political life of Honduras, as he has been Private Secretary, Advisor and Executive Assistant to Commissioners, Presidents of the Honduras Bar Association, Ministers of Development and Social Inclusion and Ministers of the Presidency of the Republic of Honduras. Within his political institute he is Leader, spokesperson and Secretary of International Relations of the National Party of Honduras. At the regional level, Frank was chosen in 2014 by the General Secretariat of the Central American Integration System (SG-SICA) and the Central American Institute of Public Administration (ICAP) as a youth and student leader from Central America.

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Key Talking Points

1. Honduras is offering a regulatory climate unmatched by anywhere else in the world.

2. ZEDEs allow capital to move at the speed of business


3. Nearshoring beats reshoring—lower costs, faster timelines

4. This is nation-building through markets, not aid – fulfilling the Trump administration’s vision

5. Private capital creates stability where NGOs create bureaucracy

6. Early investors shape the rules, culture, and trajectory

7. Long-term upside: manufacturing, logistics, energy, land value

8. Strategic benefit: stabilizing the region reduces migration pressure

9. This is a generational opportunity—not a speculative play

Core Frame: An unprecedented opportunity to rebuild a nation within the most ideal market environment ever devised.

Part 1: Republican Donors & Conservative Investors

Part 2: Honduran Ministers & Business Leaders

Core Frame: A political, economic and cultural partnership to revitalize Honduras for the ages.

1. U.S. investors are ready—but they need clarity, consistency and stable partnerships

2. ZEDEs are Honduras’ competitive advantage globally

3. Nearshoring demand is real and immediate

4. Private capital means jobs, skills, and infrastructure

5. Rule of law and contract enforcement are crucial

6. Speed of permitting and approvals matters

7. Honduras can leapfrog development stages

8. Long-term partnerships outperform short-term aid

9. This summit signals Honduras is serious, motivated, and ready to capitalize immediately on electoral momentum

"The only real friend of Freedom in Honduras is Tito Asfura."

– Donald J. Trump