The regional coordinator, Alberto Zeni, commented that during the meeting, the "Consolidate" project results will be announced by business chambers from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala.
"The Consolidate ("Consolida" in Spanish) project has been implemented over the last two years five months with various training programs developed in specific areas. Chambers that have benefitted include the Guatemalan Chamber of Industry (CIG), the El Salvador Chamber of Commerce and Industry and in Honduras the Trade and Industry Chambers of both Choloma and the capital Tegucigalpa," reports Revistaindustria.com.
Source: Chamber of Industry of Guatemala
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November 2009
Businessmen from both countries will participate on the event, which will take place on November 24 and 25.
The activity is organized by the Salvadoran Chamber of Commerce and Industries and "Trade Point Mexico - Global Commerce Center".
It will be hosted by the Chamber of Commerce, in its offices: 9th Avenue North, 5th Street, No333, San Salvador.
June 2011
A Business Chamber between the two countries has been created to boost trade.
Major companies with local and regional presence in El Salvador have decided to join forces and build a partnership with representatives of Mexico's business sector, in order to get most benefit out of intraregional trade.
August 2011
The main unions involved in the construction business have formed a group in order to present a common front in the affairs of the sector.
The ‘InterUnion Alliance of the Construction Industry’ has been signed up to by the Panamanian Chamber of Construction (CAPAC), the Association of Brokers and Real Estate Developers (Acobir), the National Housing Council (Convivienda), the Panamanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIAP) and the Panamanian Institute of Architecture and Urbanism (Ipaur).
June 2010
The financial private sector created the Chamber of Associations of the Financial Sector of El Salvador.
It aims to group all the country’s financial associations and interact with the future single superintendence, which will combine the three that exist now.
It is composed of the banking, pensions, insurance and stock brokers associations (Abansa, Asafondos, ASES and Acabolsa).