In the context of the tense diplomatic and commercial relationship between the two world powers, Central American countries could have the opportunity to attract new investments, as it is estimated that some American companies would need to migrate their operations to the American continent.
As a result of the tension between the two nations, Mauricio Claver-Carone, an advisor to President Trump, believes that U.S.
From March 28th to 30th potential international investors will learn about public and private projects in infrastructure, tourism, energy and industrial development.
From a statement issued by Proesa El Salvador:
The country will open the first International Investment Forum El Salvador 2017 and present the Country Brand for El Salvador on March 28, reported officials this morning from the Agency for Promoting Export and Investment in El Salvador (PROESA), during a press conference.
The bureaucratic procedures and permits required by the Cuban government and some restrictions on the establishment of companies could represent obstacles for foreign businessmen interested in investing on the island.
Although in Cuba there exists sectors such as telecommunications and construction, which have high growth potential due to a backlog in investment, those who are knowledgeable about the real situation in Cuban say that it will be difficult to take advantage of these opportunities, at least for now.That is the perception of the former ambassador of Costa Rica in Cuba, Rodrigo Carreras, who in an interview with the newspaper Nacion.com, detailed the conditions of the economy of the island and the difficulties that could be faced by entrepreneurs interested in doing business there.
The Investment Committee of the Millennium Challenge Corporation has given approval for the implementation of Fomelino II in the marine coastal area of El Salvador.
This "is a momentous step for the realization of this strategic commitment which will bring significant benefits to the population of the coastal area and the country in general," said Alexander Segovia, Technical Secretary of the Presidency.
A new wind farm and the expansion of the International Airport of El Salvador, are the first two projects to be conducted under this system.
"Today (yesterday) I called a meeting with the president of CEPA (Autonomous Executive Port Commission) and CEL (Executive Hydroelectric Commission of the Lempa River) to immediately structure the first two projects: the expansion of the international airport and the wind project which the CEL is working with," said Alexander Segovia, Technical Secretary of the Presidency.
There will be additional credit lines for investments in areas where the U.S. government assistance program is carried out.
"Currently, there are 67 expressions of interest for investment in projects to be implemented in the coastal zone, and that number could rise to 80, with a new call be undertaken by the Government in the next few days", reports Diariocolatino.com.
The Guatemala Investment Summit 2013 will present opportunities for Food & Beverages, Construction, Energy, Extractive Industries, Light Manufacturing, Chemicals and Plastics, TICS / Contact Centers, Tourism, Forestry, and Garment and Textiles companies.
On 30th and 31st May in Guatemala more than 150 investors and business leaders from Central America will gather together, forming opportunities for strategic alliances, investment projects and making contacts with senior government officials.
The fall in consumption in Europe is forcing companies in the old continent to internationalize and find businesses in markets that have been hitherto unappreciated.
There is no longer such a thing as small markets, either in terms of size or purchasing power. And neither is the size of a company a limiting factor for, through the globalization of logistics, products to be sold worldwide, or to buy them from any country.
Latin America may be the final destination of a trillion dollars whose placement has been paralyzed by the uncertainty caused by the fiscal situation in the United States.
An article in Laestrella.com.pa reviews the issue in respect to Manuel Escobar, vice president of investments of BBVA Puerto Rico, who highlighted the uncertainty that currently exists in the market, caused, mainly, by the U.S’s so-called 'fiscal abyss' , which, according to estimates, has caused close to a trillion dollars to be held by investors waiting to see how the situation unfolds. "There is a great amount of investment opportunity in the current situation, we just have to know how to take advantage of it."
The International Services Act, which created the environment for the arrival of foreign banks, free zones and call centers, will be modernized.
The government of El Salvador is preparing amendments to the Law on International Services, which in its time allowed a multiplication of foreign investment in the financial, telecommunications and the maquila sector among others.