EL SALVADOR in Central America is a globally growing nation with a diverging range of imports and exports serving the growing economy to a huge extent. The country spanning over a land area of 21,041 square kilometers is one of the smallest countries in Central America with a dense population of 6.3 million. The diversifying natural reserves of the nation contribute to the tourism sector through its notable natural reserves like El Imposible National Park, Montecristo Cloud Forest, San Diego y La Barra Protected Natural Area, Cerro Verde National Park, and Walter Thilo Deininger Natural Park.
The country has been acknowledging different upward trends in its global import and export trade rate over the past few years due to the rapid development of the industrial sectors. The attributing factors contributing to the increasing trade rates of the nation are Strategic Location, Free Trade Agreements, Diversification of Exports, Remittance Growth, Special Economic Zones (SEZs), and Cryptocurrency Adoption, these all have recorded a GDP of 37 billion US dollars in 2023 with an export trade rate of 12 billion US dollars.
