It is estimated that the country has a delay of between 7 and 10 years in terms of access and use of mobile banking and electronic transactions compared to the United States and some South American countries.
The low level of bankization, low investment in technology and communication development, and difficulties in accessing the internet are some of the reasons why the country lags behind in relation to other nations in the use of applications and systems for making transactions online.
Reduced paperwork, standardized municipal tax rates and improved infrastructure are the things being demanded by the private sector in El Salvador in order to develop projects like Fomilenio II.
Representatives of government and the Association of Coastal Marine Tourism Developers (Promar) held a meeting this week in which Promar presented its portfolio of projects for the development program Fomilenio II.
In order to attract the attention of investors, entrepreneurs have created a portfolio of six major projects for tourism development.
The Association of Coastal Marine Tourist Developers (Promar in Spanish), led by renowned Salvadoran entrepreneurs, recently presented the Government with an ambitious portfolio of six mega resorts with high potential to attract investment to the country, to be run in the next 14 years, and which is valued at $2 billion.