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El Salvador and India are advancing in strengthening their bilateral relations with a strategic focus on key areas for economic and social development. Salvadoran Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Adriana Mira reported that she met with the Additional Secretary of the Directorate for Central America at the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, with whom she reaffirmed the commitment to expanding cooperation between the two countries.
During the diplomatic meeting, the officials agreed to promote joint projects in solar energy and renewable sources, a priority sector for diversifying the energy mix and promoting sustainable development. Cooperation in agriculture was also highlighted, focusing on the exchange of knowledge, technology, and best practices to strengthen productivity and food security.
Another key area addressed was trade, with the goal of expanding export and import opportunities between the two countries, as well as facilitating access for salvadoran products to the Indian market and vice versa. In this context, the importance of creating favorable conditions for trade and investment was emphasized.
The bilateral agenda also includes promoting innovation and technology, areas in which India has extensive experience and which represent an opportunity to strengthen digital transformation in El Salvador, especially in the productive and service sectors. The possibility of attracting Indian investment in tourism and technology was also discussed, sectors considered strategic for job creation and economic growth.
In the social sphere, authorities highlighted cooperation in early childhood and education, with initiatives focused on the comprehensive development of children, the strengthening of education systems, and the exchange of experiences that contribute to improving academic and technical training.
The Vice Ministry of Foreign Affairs indicated that this collaboration is part of the salvadoran government’s efforts to consolidate international alliances that promote sustainable development, encourage foreign investment, and generate direct benefits for the population, leveraging the potential for cooperation with strategic partners such as India.
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