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Hytera Exhibits at Nicaragua and Honduras Trade Fairs, Expanding Its Reach in Central America

Source: The Critical Communications Review | Gert Jan Wolf editor

The event brought together business leaders and representatives of international organizations to strengthen economic and trade ties between China and Nicaragua.

Hytera, a global leader in professional communications technologies and solutions, successfully showcased its cutting-edge innovations at trade fairs in Nicaragua and Honduras, held from November 18 to 19 and November 21 to 24 respectively, presenting its latest products and solutions of Digital Mobile Radio (DMR), Push-to-talk over Cellular (PoC) radios, and Body-worn Cameras (BWC).

The China-Nicaragua trade fair took place on November 18 and 19, 2024 at the Olof Palme Convention Center in Managua, capital of Nicaragua. The event brought together business leaders and representatives of international organizations to strengthen economic and trade ties between China and Nicaragua.

The China-Honduras trade fair happened two days after the Nicaragua edition at the Expo Centro in San Pedro Sula, Honduras' second largest city and industrial capital. The event featured the participation of 39 leading Chinese companies, showcasing a wide range of innovative products and technologies, including automobiles, photovoltaics, smart security, agricultural machinery, household appliances and consumer goods. 

“It has been a tight, efficient and fruitful week in Nicaragua and Honduras, introducing products, making demonstrations and exchanging information and ideas with people from different verticals in the bustling booth, it is always good to meet new customers and old friends during the tradeshow occasion,”

said Nathan Kuang, regional sales director at Hytera,

“Central America region is a market full of potentials and opportunities. These trade fairs provided an excellent platform for us to introduce Hytera to more and more customers and verticals here in the market”.