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The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador ratified today the letter of intent sent to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), signed by the president of the Banco Central de Reserva and the Minister of Finance. This action represents a strategic step to strengthen the country’s financial and macroeconomic stability in a challenging international context.
During the plenary session, the deputies highlighted the importance of consolidating cooperation agreements with the IMF to ensure access to technical assistance, financial support, and improved international negotiation conditions. The ratified letter of intent expresses the Salvadoran government’s commitment to fiscal responsibility policies and reinforces its willingness to implement economic reforms aimed at strengthening the sustainability of public finances.
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This legislative progress will allow El Salvador to continue the negotiation process for new loans and financial support schemes, necessary to maintain social investment, fiscal stability, and sustainable development. With the ratification of the charter, the country expands its possibilities of accessing resources that contribute to the responsible management of the economy and the strengthening of priority programs for the benefit of the population.
The Legislative Assembly reiterated its commitment to supporting the Executive Branch’s efforts to build a strong and transparent relationship with multilateral organizations, opening new opportunities for national development.
