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From a production perspective, growth was observed in 17 of the 19 activities that make up the GDP, highlighting the highest annual increase: Construction with 17.9%; Electricity 14.6%; Professional and technical services 11.1%; Leisure services 10.2%; Financial services 7.5%; Administration and support services 4.5%; Communications 4.1%; and Government services with 3.9%.

During a television interview, the director general of Customs, Benjamín Mayorga, reported that US$40 million has been invested in infrastructure and technology.

One of the priorities of businesses is to reduce the cost of electricity consumed on a daily basis in order to save production costs. Currently, one of the most accessible ways to achieve this goal is solar energy.

Cristian Flores, Presidential Commissioner for Strategic Projects, detailed in a radio interview that by 2023, US$737.6 million will be invested in infrastructure, safety and signaling, as well as mitigation works in the country's road network.

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) reaffirms its commitment and support for sports with important advances in the intervention of nine sports venues included in the Programa de Construcción de Infraestructura y Rescate de Escenarios Deportivos a Nivel Nacional (PRODEPORTE) in El Salvador, promoting sports among young athletes in the region to promote healthy lifestyles.

The global economy, while recovering, is experiencing a widespread slowdown, with inflation above pre-pandemic levels.  Policymakers must address these challenges with care, ambition and urgency.

Projects to maintain the pace of economic growth and create opportunities for more salvadorans continue to move forward. The Central Government will strengthen this year's national budget to incorporate funds for important investments.

El Salvador will receive US$1 billion from the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) for investment in logistics infrastructure with social and economic impact.

The Ministerio de Obras Públicas (MOP), is conducting studies to carry out works to streamline vehicular traffic in the Metropolitan Area of San Salvador.

Businesses and consumers have demanded a lot from their digital and data infrastructure over the past year and generally this infrastructure has responded to demand.