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Deputy Foreign Minister Adriana Mira reported that so far this year, the Salvadoran Foreign Ministry has secured US$14.8 million in new investments for El Salvador. She explained that these resources come from various strategic sectors and are part of the government’s efforts to strengthen economic diplomacy and attract foreign capital to boost national development.
Mira explained that the amount corresponds to the direct work of the Foreign Ministry, in coordination with other institutions, although it may differ from the figures handled by the Banco Central de Reserva, which collects information from more sources. Among the areas that have received investment are medicine and energy, as well as the placement of Salvadoran products in international markets, for more than US$2 million, including coffee, food, and medicine.
The official also announced that El Salvador is negotiating investment protection agreements with countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and other strategic destinations, with the aim of strengthening opportunities for expansion in the national private sector.
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