AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSecurity Abroad: President Nayib Bukele argued that political will is key to fighting crime, as El Salvador’s deployment of more than 2,000 troops to Haiti continues to draw attention. Salvadoran forces have begun operations after four Salvadoran technicians were abducted. Haiti’s prime minister welcomed the support, while a gang leader called for UN mediation; the UN has clarified the Salvadoran contingent’s role. Technology & Investment: El Salvador promoted AI partnerships at a Norway business forum. A new European Investment Bank office in Panama will cover El Salvador and five other countries, supporting regional infrastructure investment, including in energy. Trade & Tourism: Salvadoran manufacturers met Dominican buyers in Santo Domingo to seek export deals. At a tourism congress, officials reported 3.9 million international visitors through October and projected 4.2 million for 2026. Economic Outlook: Moody’s Local expects El Salvador to lead regional credit growth this year, with lending forecast to expand 9.8%.
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