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The Vice President of El Salvador, Félix Ulloa, met with representatives of EDGE, a United Arab Emirates company specializing in advanced technology and defense, to explore investment and cooperation opportunities in sectors strategic to the country’s economic development.
The company delegation was headed by senior vice president of International Business, Miles Chambers, who, along with other executives, learned about the current conditions El Salvador offers for attracting foreign investment and developing new business projects.
During the meeting, Ulloa emphasized that the country is undergoing a transformation driven by improved security conditions, institutional modernization, and the implementation of policies aimed at strengthening the business climate. He explained that these advances have contributed to creating a more favorable environment for foreign capital and the establishment of new businesses.
The official also highlighted El Salvador’s geographic location, noting that it allows companies strategic access to other markets in the region, representing an advantage for international companies interested in expanding their operations in Latin America.
As part of the meeting, Jessica Bukele, Deputy Director of Investment Promotion at Invest in El Salvador, presented EDGE representatives with the progress that has strengthened the country’s competitiveness as an investment destination. She also explained the incentives and support mechanisms available to foreign companies seeking to establish operations in El Salvador, especially in sectors related to innovation and technology.
On behalf of EDGE, Miles Chambers expressed his gratitude for the openness shown by the Salvadoran government and emphasized the company’s interest in continuing to evaluate investment opportunities in the country. The executive indicated that they see potential for developing projects related to advanced technology, innovation, national security, and other strategic areas.
Company representatives also acknowledged the changes that have taken place in El Salvador in recent years and expressed their willingness to continue analyzing local market conditions to identify potential areas for collaboration.
EDGE has expanded its presence in Latin America through initiatives focused on strengthening technological and security capabilities. In this context, the engagement with Salvadoran authorities opened a channel for dialogue to evaluate future investments and joint projects.
The meeting is part of the government’s efforts to attract international companies, promote technology transfer, and generate new opportunities for economic development, with the goal of diversifying foreign investment and strengthening high value-added sectors in the country.
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