Vice President Félix Ulloa, representing the President of the Republic, Mr. Nayib Bukele, received the credentials of five new concurrent Ambassadors accredited to El Salvador.

Initially, they spoke with the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Mr. Fahad Bin Ali Almunawer, about the different projects, including the Biogas Electric Generation Plant and the Wastewater Sanitation in the Acelhuate River. In addition, they highlighted the importance of continuing to articulate efforts in favor of the health of the people and strengthening cooperation in strategic areas such as coffee growing, reaffirming the commitment to strengthen diplomatic ties between both nations.

With the Ambassador of the Republic of Kenya, Mr. David Kiplagat Kerich, the interest was reiterated in strengthening bilateral relations and promoting high-level visits that allow Kenyan officials and representatives to learn about the transformation processes being promoted by El Salvador. Likewise, the importance of promoting the Salvadoran exportable supply in areas with potential, such as specialty coffee, was highlighted and cooperation was proposed through the exchange of experiences in electronic government and digital transformation.

Likewise, together with the Ambassador of the Republic of San Marino, Mr. Marco Delli, he delved into the transformation that El Salvador is experiencing in terms of security and how this change has generated conditions for economic development, allowing tourism to consolidate as the country's main source of foreign currency. In turn, the diplomat expressed San Marino's willingness to promote joint actions to increase the orange economy, promoting opportunities for Salvadoran designers and artisans.

With the Ambassador of Jamaica, Mrs. Julia Hyatt, the interest in strengthening bilateral relations was reaffirmed, as well as expanding cooperation in trade, digital transformation and tourism. The Vice President especially highlighted the humanitarian vocation of President Bukele's Government, reflected in the mission sent to Jamaica after the passage of Hurricane Melissa, and the willingness to continue working alongside the people of Jamaica and share experiences that contribute to the development of both nations was highlighted.

Finally, together with the Ambassador of the Republic of Burundi, Mr. Jean Bosco Barage, the solid relations between El Salvador and the African continent were emphasized, underlining the commitment to give them continuity. They addressed the process of accreditation of El Salvador as a Permanent Observer to the African Union and the vision of gradually expanding its diplomatic presence in Africa through the establishment of a new Embassy. The Vice President shared the efforts promoted by SICA to promote regional integration and face common challenges.

These diplomatic representations reaffirm the will to strengthen dialogue, cooperation and international alliances for the benefit of the country. The Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mrs. Adriana Mira, also participated in the official event.