The Biden Administration continues to promote its Americas Partnership for Economic Prosperity vision of agricultutal cooperation and digital workforce development in Latin America.
Officials from partner countries and experts from the Inter-American Development Bank met in Quito to "discuss how new technologies, climate-smart tools, and bioeconomic approaches can advance efforts to ensure our people have a sufficient supply of sustainably produced food," according to the State Department,
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