
Sergio Díaz-Granados, CEO of the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF), held a meeting with El Salvador’s minister of Finance, Jerson Posada, to review progress on the current portfolio and the country’s financing priorities for the coming years.
According to CAF, the meeting provided an opportunity to analyze the status of the operations currently in its portfolio in El Salvador, as well as the actions needed to continue advancing their implementation. The institution noted that this follow-up is part of its joint efforts with salvadoran authorities to move forward with projects financed by CAF.

During the meeting, new strategic initiatives for the country’s development were also discussed, as part of a process aimed at identifying areas where CAF can continue to support El Salvador through its financing and cooperation instruments.
CAF emphasized that the meeting provided an opportunity to reaffirm the commitment to strengthening the relationship between the institution and El Salvador, as well as to make progress on the implementation of operations already underway. The organization also noted the importance of continuing to work on new initiatives that address the country’s development priorities.

Finance Minister Jerson Posada reported via his X account that the government continues to work alongside CAF to promote projects that contribute to El Salvador’s development. His message came following a meeting with the financial institution’s executive president.
The meeting between CAF and the Ministry of Finance is part of the ongoing monitoring of financial cooperation between the two parties, with an emphasis on the implementation of the current portfolio and the identification of new financing opportunities for the coming years.
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