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The CEO of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), Ben Black, highlighted the institution’s interest in strengthening its partnership with El Salvador through new infrastructure investments that will boost economic growth and generate greater opportunities for the population.
During his visit to the country, Black noted that El Salvador has established a path toward becoming an attractive destination for technology investment, a sector he considers key to accelerating new development opportunities. In this regard, he stated that the DFC hopes to deepen its cooperation through projects that contribute to the growth and prosperity of both nations.
“El Salvador has charted an ambitious course to become a leading destination for technology investment and accelerate opportunities for the Salvadoran people”, the U.S. official said.

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The DFC is a U.S. government agency that finances development projects and private investment in various strategic sectors, such as infrastructure, energy, technology, and other areas with economic growth potential.
Black also highlighted the changes that, in his opinion, have strengthened El Salvador’s position as a partner for the United States, emphasizing that the country offers new opportunities for foreign investment.

The DFC representative indicated that future cooperation efforts will focus on supporting infrastructure initiatives that expand productive capacity, strengthen the economy, and create conditions for attracting new investments.
The U.S. institution maintains a presence in the region by financing projects that promote economic development and private sector participation. Therefore, this outreach to El Salvador aims to consolidate new areas of collaboration in sectors considered strategic for national growth.
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