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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through the Embassy and Consulate General in Toronto, Canada, managed and promoted the formalization of a letter of understanding for the establishment in that nation of a trading house for products made in El Salvador.

Another contingent of salvadorans will travel to Canada during the week to work in various jobs thanks to the Labor Migration program, as announced by the minister of Labor and Social Welfare, Rolando Castro. 

Around 3,000 salvadorans have traveled to Canada through the Labor Migration program implemented by the Ministerio de Trabajo y Previsión Social (MTPS).

The minister of Labor Rolando Castro has announced that 3,000 salvadorans will be able to travel in 2024 to work in the different canadian companies with which they managed to have common agreements.

The minister of Labor, Rolando Castro, announced today the departure of the eighth contingent of salvadorans to Canada, who will work with temporary visas for a period of 2 years in that country.

The Central Government's initiatives to facilitate access to decent and formal employment have improved living conditions for tens of thousands of families.

Through the Labor Migration program of the Ministry of Labor, more compatriots continue traveling to Canada. A new contingent of salvadorans left for the North American country to work legally.

A new group of salvadorans have packed their bags to travel legally to Canada, where they will be hired by companies to work temporarily in different areas. The opportunity is part of the Labor Migration Program.

Guatemala's flag carrier TagAirlines has appointed AirlinePros as its General Sales Agent (GSA) in Canada. AirlinePros will be responsible for the airline's marketing and sales, trade promotion activities and customer service in the canadian market.

Today a new group of skilled agricultural workers will travel to Canada thanks to the Labor Migration Program.