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El Salvador’s Metallic Mining Law creates opportunities for U.S. firms in mining material trade, transport, export, and advanced mining tech and equipment.
A new autonomous agency responsible for issuing permits will streamline approvals for U.S. companies operating in or seeking to establish in El Salvador.
El Salvador recently enacted cybersecurity and data protection laws that establish a framework for cybersecurity and data collection, processing, and storage.
The law for creating the Nuclear Energy Program Implementation Organism in El Salvador (OIPEN) presents opportunities for U.S. nuclear energy companies.
The implementation of the Salvadoran Digital Assets Law can benefit U.S. companies specializing in ICT and financial services.
The law creates a new autonomous agency responsible for authorizing processes needed by U.S. companies interested in selling their products in El Salvador.
El Salvador’s reforms to hydrocarbons laws create opportunities for U.S. companies to explore the existence of oil and natural gas in the country.
El Salvador opened the full 6 gigahertz spectrum for unlicensed technologies, expanding the export market for Wi-Fi 6E devices.
El Salvador’s recent FinTech strategy lays out the future technical regulations necessary to open opportunities to the financial technology industry.
The regulation will increase the demand for waste containment units, technologies, and related products and services, creating an opportunity for U.S. suppliers
The law sets new service fees for pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and hygiene, medical devices, nutritional supplements, control substances, and chemical products.
A new law will eliminate tariffs and taxes for new technology investments in El Salvador.
The regulation compiles requirements for medical manufacturing, importation, exportation, storage, distribution, and commercialization of medical devices.
A new Public Procurement Law will impact companies interested in selling to the government.
U.S. cosmetic products need to comply with new labeling regulations, except products used exclusively in hotels.