Costa Rican investment pitch puts workforce training at the center
For more than three decades, Costa Rica has demonstrated that a small economy can reinvent itself and become a highly competitive destination for foreign direct investment. The country evolved from an economy heavily dependent on agricultural exports into a sophisticated platform for multinational services, technology, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing.
China and El Salvador’s Relationship May See $4 Billion in Trade
El Salvador has entered a new phase of economic development that could boost foreign direct investment (FDI). In a recent report, Santander Corporate & Investment Banking highlighted the possible effects of El Salvador’s positive steps with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on its credit ratings.
Local Costa Rican Suppliers to Global Partners: The Next Business Opportunity
For more than three decades, Costa Rica has demonstrated that a small economy can reinvent itself and become a highly competitive destination for foreign direct investment. The country evolved from an economy heavily dependent on agricultural exports into a sophisticated platform for multinational services, technology, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing.
Salvadoran Industrial Growth: Progress, Investment, and the Test Ahead
El Salvador has entered a new phase of economic development that could boost foreign direct investment (FDI). In a recent report, Santander Corporate & Investment Banking highlighted the possible effects of El Salvador’s positive steps with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on its credit ratings.
Medical Devices Account for 46% of Costa Rican Exports as Growth Slows
For more than three decades, Costa Rica has demonstrated that a small economy can reinvent itself and become a highly competitive destination for foreign direct investment. The country evolved from an economy heavily dependent on agricultural exports into a sophisticated platform for multinational services, technology, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing.
El Salvador and the Dominican Republic Deepen Business Ties as Trade and Investment Opportunities Expand
El Salvador has entered a new phase of economic development that could boost foreign direct investment (FDI). In a recent report, Santander Corporate & Investment Banking highlighted the possible effects of El Salvador’s positive steps with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on its credit ratings.
Costa Rica sees investment grow Outside Metropolitan Areas
For more than three decades, Costa Rica has demonstrated that a small economy can reinvent itself and become a highly competitive destination for foreign direct investment. The country evolved from an economy heavily dependent on agricultural exports into a sophisticated platform for multinational services, technology, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing.
Credit Rating Improvements Could Boost Salvadoran FDI
El Salvador has entered a new phase of economic development that could boost foreign direct investment (FDI). In a recent report, Santander Corporate & Investment Banking highlighted the possible effects of El Salvador’s positive steps with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on its credit ratings.
The Next Costa Rican FDI Challenge: Building Competitive Advantages for the AI Era
For more than three decades, Costa Rica has demonstrated that a small economy can reinvent itself and become a highly competitive destination for foreign direct investment. The country evolved from an economy heavily dependent on agricultural exports into a sophisticated platform for multinational services, technology, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing.
The Security Transformation of El Salvador Is Attracting European Investors: Can It Deliver Sustainable Economic Growth?
For years, El Salvador’s international image was dominated by gang violence, insecurity, and the economic costs associated with them. Today, that narrative is changing. A dramatic improvement in public security is helping reshape perceptions of the country, while economic growth and new foreign investment are creating a more positive environment for business.
Why the Costa Rica Free Zone Regime Has Become a Major Engine of Economic Growth
Costa Rica is positioning itself as a destination for the investment and development of the Light Manufacturing Sector in an international mission in Portugal and Spain. This promotion focuses on innovation, circularity, and sustainability in the textile sector to strengthen its manufacturing capabilities and increase investment.
Salvadoran Industry Fuels Economic Expansion and Export Success in 2026
El Salvador continues to capture international attention as one of the most dynamic emerging investment destinations in Latin America. During a recent official visit to the country, U.S. Undersecretary of State for Economic, Energy, and Commercial Affairs Caleb Orr praised what he described as a remarkable transformation taking place under the leadership of President Nayib Bukele.
