El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras are the three countries that make up the Northern Triangle of Central America, named for their economic integration and intraregional trade flow. A group of countries that represent 32.8 million inhabitants of the region, 49% of the Latin American population in the region and whose economies total USD $139.47 million in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) annually.
The essence of the United States Chambers of Commerce in the world is to strengthen trade ties and foster business relationships for bilateral benefit. Under this objective, AmChams work to ensure that the conditions for foreign investment and business growth are favorable.
Aligned with the AmCham overview, one of the strategies that the Northern Triangle of Central America has implemented is the annual update of the Business Directory. A contact guide that brings together information from more than a thousand partner companies in the region that represent the different economic sectors.
Find on this site the Business Directories of the AmChams of the Central American Northern Triangle for the year 2025.