A. M. The east of El Salvador was the epicenter of talent and innovation during the DINAMICA 2025 Fair, held in San Miguel, where entrepreneurs and MSMEs stood out for their proposals focused on the Green Transition and the Digital Transition. The event was attended by the Director for El Salvador at the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI), Alejandro Zelaya, who recognized the positive impact that these initiatives are having on their communities.
The fair was part of the Regional Seed Capital Program, which seeks to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem by providing technical support and initial financing so that small businesses can get off the ground. During the activity, awards were given to innovative projects with a sustainable approach, demonstrating the potential of entrepreneurs in the eastern part of the country to lead processes of economic and social transformation.
This effort is part of the DINAMICA Initiative, an alliance between CABEI, the German bank KfW and the European Union, whose objective is to promote sustainable business development in Central America. The initiative promotes young entrepreneurs, MSMEs and financial institutions through technical assistance, access to financing and business training in key areas such as innovation, digitalization, and environmental sustainability.
Since its implementation, the DINAMICA Initiative has benefited thousands of entrepreneurs in the region, especially in vulnerable sectors, promoting economic inclusion and fostering business models that are resilient to climate change and adapted to the digital economy. In El Salvador, the program has been key to boosting local economies, especially in areas such as the eastern part of the country.
With events such as the DINAMICA 2025 Fair, CABEI and its allies reaffirm their commitment to inclusive and sustainable development, generating new opportunities for Salvadoran entrepreneurs to contribute to economic growth and the transformation of their communities.
