El Salvador has been highlighted as a promising destination for foreign investment, as evidenced by the recent meeting between the Vice President of the Republic, Félix Ulloa, and the Ambassador of El Salvador in Morocco, Ignacio de Cossío, together with a group of businessmen from from Africa and Europe.
During this meeting, Vice President Ulloa presented various actions that position the country as an ideal place for investment. Among the highlights is the notable security climate, which has allowed El Salvador to enjoy more than 730 days without homicides. In addition, a Comprehensive Economic Plan was presented focused on key areas such as food security, technology and logistics.
The dialogue also revolved around the positive rapprochements between executives from Morocco and Spain with Salvadoran officials to establish commercial ties. Businessmen expressed their interest in investing in sectors such as fishing, maritime transport and coffee. In response, Vice President Ulloa reaffirmed the commitment of the Government of President Nayib Bukele to the blue economy, the expansion of training programs for young people in strategic areas and the reforestation of coffee forests in the Trifinio Region, incorporating new varieties that satisfy demand. of the global market.
These initiatives are designed to promote comprehensive development in harmony with the environment, aligning with Government policies to attract investments, generate jobs and accelerate the country’s progress. Likewise, it seeks to promote strategic alliances with Europe and Africa, strengthening international ties and opening doors to a more prosperous future.
The meeting was also attended by prominent representatives of the business sector, including the General Director of Sahara Monitoring, Bousri Ouissam; to the General Director of Business Development, Francisco Oviedo; to the Director of Strategic Projects, Fayçal Alj Hakim; and other leaders of companies such as Fabricados de Hilos y Cuerdas SL, Dahab Industrie and Taobag.
The Government of El Salvador continues to work firmly to turn the country into an epicenter of investment and sustainable development, promoting a favorable environment for investors and economic growth.