
El Salvador’s Secretary of Commerce and Investment participated in the fifth annual meeting of the HUGE Business and Investment Council, a nonprofit organization that promotes economic development in Central America. The meeting, held in Washington, United States, brought together government representatives, private sector business leaders, and international experts with the goal of strengthening partnerships and expanding investment opportunities in the Northern Triangle and the United States.

Under the theme “Friendshoring for the Future: Capitalizing on Growth” the meeting focused on strategies that will allow for the consolidation of more competitive and resilient supply chains in the region. Participants agreed that economic stability and international cooperation are essential elements for fostering an environment conducive to investment and sustainable growth.

During the event, the key role of energy, infrastructure, and a young workforce as pillars of regional economic development was highlighted. These areas were identified as strategic opportunities to attract foreign capital and foster the establishment of companies that strengthen productive integration between Central America and the United States.
El Salvador’s participation in this forum reaffirms its commitment to trade liberalization and attracting investments that create jobs and modernize its economy. Through forums such as the HUGE Business and Investment Council, the country continues to position itself as a reliable partner in the region, promoting a growth model based on cooperation and innovation.
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