El Salvador, with a population of approximately 6.5 million, is the smallest yet one of the most economically dynamic countries in Central America. Its economy is primarily supported by key pillars such as manufacturing, agriculture, and services, with a growing emphasis on remittances and financial technology. Major business sectors include textiles, electronics, and food processing, while exports consist of coffee, sugar, textiles, and electrical machinery. The nation’s GDP is around $30 billion, and per capita income stands at approximately $4,700. El Salvador is gradually positioning itself as a hub for innovation, particularly through its adoption of digital currencies and financial technology advancements. 

Through collaboration with the World Business Center, El Salvador’s government and business community have the potential to unlock new trade routes, bolster investment opportunities, and deepen their role in international commerce.