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The San Martín district, in San Salvador Este, is consolidated as a new economic development pole with the placement of the first stone life, an investment project that amounts to US $ 3.5 million and will generate 300 direct jobs during its construction phase.
The event was attended by the Secretary of Commerce, Miguel Kattan, on behalf of the government of President Nayib Bukele, and Joaquín Palomo, founder and CEO of well -being. This type of projects reaffirm investors’ confidence in the new security conditions and the country’s favorable economic environment.
Security and trust: Capital flow Secretary Miguel Kattan saidd that the materialization of projects such as Vida Plaza is a reflection of the economic transformation promoted by the Government.
“Now we can see with optimism how the country is changing, it is resurfaceing, it is reborn, it is becoming what it should always be, a thriving country, which is going forward and that has a promising future”, said Kattan.
The official stressed that security conditions and the elimination of bureaucracy have been crucial to attract private capital. “The only thing that was needed to change this beautiful country, to give hope to a town that anxious sought a promising future, was to make a brave decision”, he said, highlighting President Bukele’s leadership in economic resurgence.
The construction sector benefits and generates well -being
The investment of US $ 3.5 million not only reactivates the construction sector, but also promises to boost the local economy of San Martín and San Salvador Este.
Joaquín Palomo, CEO of well -being, thanked government accompaniment and emphasized the vision of social and economic development of the project:
«With this project we contribute to development. Our country lives a transformation, with renewed security and trust. Today it represents a great opportunity to generate well -being in this important development pole in San Salvador Este”, said Palomo.
The project, with its focus on community development, reinforces the government’s commitment to continue building a more prosperous and competitive Savior, generating opportunities for salvadorans through private investment and the creation of a conducive environment.
