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The first Digital Business Competitiveness Index shows Honduras's 156 surveyed companies scored 58.7 of 100 on digital maturity, with 59% already using generative AI tools but only 11.9% having a documented strategy to integrate the technology.

The government plans to install 10,000 Starlink antennas across 8,000 schools nationwide, reaching over 640,000 students, and will train more than 60,000 teachers in artificial intelligence through a partnership with Google for Education.

A CEPAL report ranks Honduras 125th globally on frontier-technology readiness, with its weakest scores in workforce skills (145th) and industrial capacity (133rd), though it ranks a surprising 38th in financing.

Honduras's Results Management Directorate (DIGER) and the Supreme Court of Accounts (TSC) have signed a cooperation agreement to establish rules and procedures for implementing advanced digital signatures in government, part of a broader digital transformation of public-resource management.

President Asfura unveiled the Portal Único de Comercio de Honduras (PUCH), a digital platform that consolidates foreign-trade procedures across nine institutions to reduce export costs and timelines and attract investment.

President Nasry Asfura unveiled Bien, a mobile application that allows Hondurans to store and present digital versions of official documents—national ID, driver's license, and firearm permits—with legal validity, aiming to streamline public services and reduce bureaucratic delays.