A. M. A salvadoran government delegation, comprised of Finance minister Jerson Posada, COAMSS/OPAMSS Director Luis Rodríguez, and El Salvador’s Ambassador to the United States Milena Mayorga, among others, met today with representatives of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and IDB Invest in Washington, D.C. The meeting was part of a multi-sectoral event focused on modernizing and strengthening private investment in the country.
The main objective of this event was to design a strategic plan to enhance the capabilities of the Salvadoran private sector. Among the topics discussed were the industrialization of the housing sector, the incorporation of new construction technologies, and the implementation of technical studies to validate the viability of future real estate projects.
In addition, financial innovations, and the structuring of investment packages to diversify market opportunities were discussed. The plan seeks to create a more attractive environment for national and international investment, providing concrete tools to boost the sector’s growth.
The initiative also includes preparing the private sector to execute real estate projects with a social focus, with the goal of generating more affordable proposals for the salvadoran population. This responds to the need to expand access to decent housing in the country through sustainable and inclusive solutions.
With this joint effort between the government and multilateral organizations such as the IDB, El Salvador takes a firm step toward transforming the economic and real estate ecosystem. The authorities emphasized that work continues and that specific actions are expected to be implemented in the short and medium term that will contribute to the country’s comprehensive development.
