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The Corporación de Exportadores de El Salvador announced that the salvadoran pavilion at EXPOCOMER 2026 will be fully funded by the Government of El Salvador, a measure that will strengthen the country’s presence at one of the region’s most important trade events.
According to the announcement, 10 salvadoran exporting companies will directly benefit from this international platform, which facilitates contact with buyers, investors, and distributors from various markets. INVEST El Salvador will coordinate the pavilion in conjunction with other institutions.
Institutional Collaboration to Strengthen Exports
The exporters’ association explained that it held a meeting with business leaders to foster a strategic dialogue aimed at strengthening support mechanisms for participation in EXPOCOMER 2026. This effort is being carried out in coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of El Salvador and INVEST El Salvador, with the goal of ensuring organized and competitive participation.
COEXPORT emphasized that the initiative is not limited to covering logistical costs but rather forms part of a broader national vision. The goal is to consolidate a strategy that enhances the competitiveness of the export sector, facilitates the internationalization of companies, and projects El Salvador as a reliable partner in global markets.
A key platform for internationalization
EXPOCOMER is recognized as a multi-sector trade fair that brings together companies from Latin America and other regions, generating business opportunities in areas such as food and beverages, manufacturing, services, technology, and industrial products. Participation in this type of event allows companies to:
• Establish new business contacts.
• Explore international markets.
• Present your export offerings to specialized buyers.
• Learn about trends and requirements in other countries.
By fully funding the pavilion, the Government seeks to reduce economic barriers so that more companies can access these opportunities.
A national commitment
COEXPORT emphasized that export development is not only a business objective, but also a national commitment linked to economic growth, job creation, and attracting investment.
The trade association reiterated that it will continue working to ensure that companies have greater institutional support, technical assistance, and better conditions to participate in strategic trade promotion initiatives.
With this decision, El Salvador reinforces its international positioning strategy and consolidates cooperation between the public and private sectors to boost foreign trade growth by 2026.
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