91.7% of women entrepreneurs foresee improvements in their businesses by 2024
Written by Karla GutiérrezThe MSE observatory, conducted a brief report that reveals some important data of MSEs from the female leadership with a significant participation of 60% of women to know the expectations for their businesses in this year 2024.
Tourism meeting held with businessmen of Sonsonate to promote economic development
Written by Karla GutiérrezThe Ministerio de Turismo, through the Corporación Salvadoreña de Turismo (Corsatur),held the National Meeting of the Encuentro Nacional del Ecosistema Turístico (ENET) 2024 with businessmen from Sonsonate.
Entrepreneurs from India participated in the salvadoran business meeting
Written by Karla GutiérrezEl Salvador received a delegation of businessmen from India to participate in business meetings with salvadoran businessmen and open new commercial ties.
With the purpose of promoting MSEs in the handicraft sector, the Export Unit successfully held the second day of the showroom with representatives of the Corpo Prestige Marketing House of Canada.
UN Tourism barometer reports 40% growth in tourism in the country
Written by Denis MuñozEl Salvador, according to the United Nations Agency for Tourism, reports a 40% increase in tourism, making it the fifth country with the highest tourism growth in 2023.
Micro and small businesses have faced an environment full of uncertainties throughout 2023, which seems to be inducing a more cautious behavior in micro and small businesses.
100 MSEs concluded the Market Analysis Diploma Course
Written by Karla GutiérrezThe Government of El Salvador, through the Comisión Nacional de la Micro y Pequeña Empresa (CONAMYPE) with the support of funds from the privatization of ANTEL (FANTEL), closed the Diploma in Market Analysis.
Law and Business magazine recognized CMI's leadership as an "Empresa de Impacto 2024”for its dedication to sustainability and the well-being of its employees.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and CONAMYPE promote business contacts between businessmen from the Netherlands and local artisans
Written by Karla GutiérrezThe Foreign Ministry in coordination with the Comisión Nacional de la Micro Y pequeña Empresa (CONAMYPESV), received the delegation of the Dutch company "Pura Vida", led by its founder, Santiago Acosta, which seeks to explore marketing opportunities for Salvadoran handicrafts in the Netherlands.