San Salvador, June 21 st , 2023.- The 5th edition of the Call For Papers 2023 regional invitation for academic articles on Central American integration was made official today at the Casa de Centroamérica, headquarters of the Central American Integration System (SICA) in El Salvador, under the slogan "Moving towards sustainable, resilient, innovative and inclusive development." The initiative ...
Guatemala In Guatemala, we proudly remember María Dolores Bedoya de Molina, who lit the flame of independence . Today, CABEI continues to strengthen our region, promoting economic integration and balanced development in Central America, honoring the vision of our heroes. El Salvador José Matías Delgado, an independence hero, is remembered in El Salvador . With the support of CABEI, we continue to ...
Regional integration is a fundamental pillar of the mission of the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI). Its strategy focuses on supporting regional initiatives covering key areas such as infrastructure for development, trade, investment and financial markets, all aimed at fostering effective economic integration in the Central American region. In its 2022-2024 strategic ...
Tegucigalpa, September 20, 2023.- Moody’s Investors Service affirmed on August 25 the long-term international risk rating of the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) at “Aa3”; with a stable outlook. According to Moody’s official statement, the Bank's credit rating is based on CABEI’s robust intrinsic financial strength underpinned by stable leverage and strong asset performance, ...
Tegucigalpa, September 8 th , 2023 - The official delivery of a batch of 27 pieces of medical equipment to the Santa Teresa General Hospital in Comayagua was completed, with the aim of ensuring quality care for thousands of Hondurans, especially to reduce surgical delays and the neonatal and maternal mortality rate. Santa Teresa General Hospital now has new medical and non-medical equipment to ...
Managua, August 29th, 2023.- In the last three years, since the COVID-19 pandemic, a total of 3,596 Nicaraguan micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) were able to sustainably boost and strengthen their businesses, as well as invest in the improvement of their productive units through access to soft resources from the Financial Sector Support Facility for MSME Financing, supported by the ...