ANIA Strengthens El Salvador's AI Ambitions with the Appointment of Ginger Luckey Gaetz as Strategic Advisor El Salvador continues to strengthen its position as an emerging hub for artificial intelligence with the appointment of @GingerLGaetz as Strategic Advisor to the National Artificial Intelligence Agency (ANIA). In her new role, Luckey Gaetz will provide strategic leadership across @theaiagencysv's initiatives while helping expand the agency's international partnerships with leading U.S. technology ecosystems, enterprise organizations, investors, and top universities. Her work will focus on accelerating the development of world-class talent, supporting startup creation, and attracting opportunities that connect El Salvador to the global AI economy. The appointment reflects ANIA's long-term vision of transforming El Salvador into one of the world's leading destinations for applied artificial intelligence—where innovation is measured not only by research, but by real-world implementation and measurable results. Rather than following traditional development models, El Salvador continues building an ecosystem that brings together government, academia, entrepreneurs, and international experts to create opportunities that can compete on a global stage. The addition of Ginger Luckey Gaetz reinforces that strategy. By strengthening relationships with some of the world's most influential technology networks, ANIA continues laying the foundation for an innovation ecosystem capable of attracting investment, creating high-value jobs, and preparing the next generation of Salvadoran AI leaders. With every new partnership, El Salvador moves another step closer to becoming a global center for technological innovation and applied artificial intelligence. El Salvador on X #ElSalvador# 🇸🇻 #ArtificialIntelligence#

🇸🇻 English Translation From Diario El Salvador: Interest from More International Airlines Tourism Minister Morena Valdez announced that an airline will soon begin three weekly flights to Europe. Minister Valdez stated that there is growing interest from foreign airlines, especially from Europe, in starting operations in El Salvador, a sign that reflects the transformation the country has undergone as a tourist and business destination. "We will have another flight connecting with Europe. I can't reveal the airline yet. The businessman was in the country, visited El Zonte, loved it, and has already established operations in El Salvador. He told us that his airline will have three weekly flights to Europe, connecting with the Middle East and Asia," Minister Valdez announced during an event hosted by the Salvadoran Chamber of Tourism (Casatur). The official emphasized that these types of initiatives are important because Europeans spend two to three weeks in the country. "That means more foreign exchange earnings, more income for businesses, and job creation," she added. The increase in international visitors, the country's ranking in specialized studies and rankings, and the modernization of its airport infrastructure have made El Salvador a strategic hub for new air connections in the region. Data from the Ministry of Tourism indicates that El Salvador received 2.1 million international visitors between January and May of this year, representing a 33% increase compared to the same period in 2015 and an impressive 111% growth compared to 2019. Article by: Jonathan Pineda Translation: @ElsalvadoronX Original article in Spanish: