El Salvador, the smallest country in Central America, stands out for its cultural and natural wealth, with volcanic landscapes, internationally renowned surfing beaches and historical sites that attract national and international tourists every year.

Its economy is sustained by manufacturing, services and family remittances, which are a fundamental pillar of domestic consumption. At the same time, the country is promoting the diversification of its economy, encouraging investment in technology, renewable energy and sustainable tourism, with a view to consolidating balanced and lasting economic development.