A. M. With an investment of over US$100 million, the Government of El Salvador has begun construction of one of the country’s most ambitious logistics projects: the Parque Logístico Integración (PLI), located in the Apopa district of West San Salvador. The project, led by Aristos Inmobiliaria, includes more than 110,000 square meters of high-level infrastructure and seeks to position El Salvador as a strategic logistics center in the Central American region.
During the symbolic act of laying the first stone, the Secretary of Trade and Investment, Miguel Kattan, emphasized that this type of project reflects the growing confidence of investors in the country and, above all, in the talent and capacity of Salvadorans. “I congratulate the investors and all those involved in this effort for continuing to believe in this country that is being born to a new life”, he said.
The first phase of the PLI includes the construction of the Metro Bodegas Integración complex, which includes two industrial buildings of 8,000 square meters each, designed for companies of various sizes and industries. This phase has an initial investment of US$30 million and is expected to be completed by the third quarter of 2026, offering rental space to promote industrial development.
Luis Rodríguez, executive director of COAMSS-OPAMSS, underscored the importance of this type of initiative for the country’s economic growth. “These types of projects directly impact the country, we try to take care of every penny of private investment and we respect it”, he said. The institutional support seeks to ensure the success and sustainability of this development model.
The Government reaffirms its commitment to continue generating optimal conditions to attract private investment, which not only drives economic development but also job creation and the strengthening of the national productive fabric.
