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The Ministry of Finance of El Salvador, headed by Minister Jerson Posada, announced significant progress in projects focused on strengthening the productive capacity and social development of the salvadoran population. In his social networks, Posada thanked the meeting held with Carlos Felipe Jaramillo, vice president of the World Bank for Latin America, with whom he discussed initiatives that seek to boost the country’s economy and improve the living conditions of its citizens.
During the meeting, Vice President Jaramillo highlighted El Salvador’s commitment to generate sustainable economic growth by investing in human capital and strengthening key productive sectors. These areas are vital to the country’s economic stability, as they generate jobs, increase competitiveness, and prepare salvadorans to face the challenges of the global market, aligning national goals with international development standards.
The World Bank’s support represents a crucial opportunity to consolidate development programs in El Salvador, providing funds and technical advice for specific projects that impact education, health and infrastructure. This type of cooperation reinforces the government’s efforts to position the country as a benchmark in the region in terms of economic growth and productive capacity, a strategy that also seeks to reduce poverty and inequality gaps.
With this collaboration, the Ministry of Finance projects itself as a pillar in the transformation of the salvadoran economy, promoting policies that encourage investment and economic inclusion. This approach will allow El Salvador to improve its attractiveness as an investment destination and move towards a more inclusive and sustainable development, contributing to macroeconomic stability that will benefit society as a whole.
