Nayib Bukele and Ben Black Strengthen U.S.-El Salvador Partnership Through Technology and Infrastructure Investments

El Salvador is advancing its position as an emerging destination for technology investment and economic growth following a high-level meeting between President Nayib Bukele and Ben Black, CEO of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), focused on expanding bilateral cooperation and strengthening future investment opportunities.

Black highlighted El Salvador’s transformation and reaffirmed the DFC’s commitment to deepening its partnership with the country through infrastructure projects designed to promote innovation, economic development, and prosperity for both nations.

During his visit, the DFC leader recognized the progress achieved in El Salvador’s security environment, describing it as a key factor in creating a more attractive landscape for international investors and technology-driven industries. He also emphasized the country’s ambitious vision to become a leading destination for technological investment in the region.

The meeting with President Bukele reflects the growing collaboration between El Salvador and the United States in strategic sectors, including infrastructure, technology, and investment. Through initiatives supported by international partnerships, El Salvador continues working to strengthen its competitiveness and create new opportunities for Salvadoran citizens.

The renewed cooperation with the DFC positions El Salvador as a country focused on innovation, attracting foreign investment, and building the foundations for long-term economic growth.