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The Banco Central de Reserva (BCR) reported that, through the CIEX El Salvador platform, over 165,300 online exports were authorized in 2025. This result reflects the country’s progress in the digitalization and modernization of foreign trade, facilitating access to international markets for salvadoran companies.
According to official data, the high volume of exports managed electronically has streamlined procedures, reduced processing times and operating costs, and strengthened the competitiveness of the productive sector. The CIEX platform has become a key tool for companies, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), to carry out their export operations more efficiently and securely.
In addition to its export performance, CIEX El Salvador also registered over 209,700 online imports during the same period, demonstrating sustained growth in the country’s trade. Digitizing these processes facilitates the entry of raw materials, supplies, and finished products, contributing to the continuity of productive and commercial activities.
The BCR detailed that the use of the platform represents an 11.7% increase compared to 2014, consolidating the digital transformation of El Salvador’s foreign trade. This increase is due to the integration of electronic processes among public institutions, logistics operators, and the private sector.
With these results, the Banco Central de Reserva highlighted that CIEX El Salvador continues to strengthen foreign trade through technological solutions that promote efficiency, transparency, and competitiveness, supporting economic growth and the country’s integration into international markets.
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