El Salvador inaugurates its largest desalination plant in El Majahual, utilizing CABEI funding to provide high-quality drinking water to 140 families and coastal communities. Continue reading El Salvador Launches Its Largest Desalination Plant in El Majahual to Tackle Water Scarcity.
El Salvador’s new $501 million “AprendES” program partners with the World Bank to revolutionize math and reading through digital innovation, AI, and results-based educational funding. Continue reading New National Program “AprendES” Aims to Elevate Math and Reading Standards in El Salvador Schools.
El Salvador’s economy gains global confidence as IMF-backed reforms, fiscal discipline, and improved security drive growth, attracting investment and strengthening the country’s financial outlook. Continue reading International Institutions Signal Confidence in El Salvador’s Economic Future.
El Salvador launches new credit program to support small tourism businesses in San Salvador’s Historic Center amid rapid growth in visitor numbers. Continue reading San Salvador’s Historic Center Gets Financial Boost as El Salvador Supports Small Businesses.
El Salvador’s mobile banking grew 32% in 2025, with record digital transactions and rising female participation, signaling rapid modernization of the country’s financial system. Continue reading El Salvador’s Mobile Banking Surges 32% in 2025, Signaling Rapid Digital Transformation.
Moody’s upgraded El Salvador’s outlook to positive after the fiscal deficit narrowed to 3% of GDP, signaling stronger public finances and improved financing conditions. Continue reading Moody’s Upgrades El Salvador Outlook to Positive as Fiscal Deficit Narrows to 3% of GDP.
The IDB Group will provide $1.3 billion to El Salvador in 2026, targeting housing, tourism, health, and education to strengthen economic growth and social development. Continue reading El Salvador Secures $1.3 Billion IDB Support for 2026: Housing, Tourism and Growth at the Center.
The start of US Ex-Im Bank operations in El Salvador strengthens bilateral trade, expands long-term financing, and opens new opportunities for American exporters and Salvadoran development. Continue reading US–El Salvador Economic Ties Strengthen as US Ex-Im Bank Begins Operations in the Country.
El Salvador closed 2025 with $8.2 billion in revenue, driven by economic activity, tax modernization, and improved compliance, strengthening public finances and international confidence. Continue reading How El Salvador’s Economic Activity Boosted Government Revenue to $8.2 Billion in 2025.
El Salvador closed 2025 with nearly 29% growth in international reserves, reaching $4.48 billion and strengthening its external position and financial stability. Continue reading El Salvador Boosts International Reserves by Nearly 29% in 2025, Strengthening External Position.
