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Recently, AES El Salvador together with the Fundación Empresarial para la Acción Social (FUNDEMAS) held the workshops "AES Mujer - EMPRETEC" and "Mujeres en Acción" to provide entrepreneurial skills to 44 salvadoran women.

Conamype focuses actions to promote the development of salvadorans who decide to start and create their micro and small businesses, in order to support their businesses and continue to ensure the welfare of the population.

The Comisión Nacional de la Micro y Pequeña Empresa (CONAMYPE) continues to articulate actions to support entrepreneurs and MSEs throughout the country.

As part of the commemoration of national and international women's day, Banco Davivienda Salvadoreño and its subsidiary Davivienda Seguros, through its Club de Empresas Sustentables continues to empower women business leaders; therefore it held an exclusive masterclass called "The blue ocean: How to differentiate myself with a competitive advantage in a saturated market".

The Ministerio de Hacienda (MH), together with the Attorney General of the Republic launch today phase 4 of the Anti-evasion Plan, which will strengthen joint actions in the fight against evaders and crimes against the Treasury.

The Chancellery of the Republic of El Salvador held an entrepreneurship fair and delivered seed capital, as part of the Reintegration Program for Returned Programs "Transforming Lives".

More than 200 women, including businesswomen and entrepreneurs, are expected to benefit from the VIII Congreso Mujeres sin Límites, to be held by the Cámara de Comercio e Industria de El Salvador (Camarasal) Santa Ana branch.

The Ministry of Economy celebrated the final of the third national phase of the Entrepreneurship World Cup (EWC) 2022, a program developed with the objective of empowering entrepreneurs at different levels.

SISTEMA FEDECRÉDITO presents the new VISA Business Credit Card, with which it offers a perfect ally for salvadoran entrepreneurs seeking to meet the financial needs of their businesses.

Now entrepreneurs, sectors, young people and salvadorans abroad can access formal banking, with the ruling in favor of the reforms to the Law to Facilitate Financial Inclusion, this was announced by the deputy of Nuevas Ideas, Aronette Mencia.