
The Salvadoran Ministry of Trade and Investment reported that the Minister of Trade and Investment, Miguel Kattan, met with the representative of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) for Latin America and the Caribbean, Jorge Samaniego, to present the country’s proposed investment note aimed at strengthening the agricultural sector and promoting sustainable development opportunities.
During the meeting, the authorities discussed initiatives related to strengthening national agricultural production and creating mechanisms to boost the development of the agricultural sector in El Salvador.
According to information shared by the Ministry of Trade and Investment, the proposal seeks to promote investments linked to agriculture and support actions focused on the sustainable growth of the productive sector.
At the meeting, Minister Kattan also presented the agricultural recovery plan and outlined various options aimed at revitalizing the country’s agriculture and agricultural production.

He also emphasized the need to move towards food sovereignty and sustainability, noting the importance of strengthening national productive capacity to meet the country’s needs.
The FAO representative’s visit is part of ongoing institutional outreach related to projects and strategies linked to agricultural development and the promotion of investment opportunities in El Salvador.
Authorities did not specify investment amounts or implementation dates, but indicated that the exchange facilitated progress on proposals focused on strengthening the national agricultural sector.
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