Viceminister Mira has a strong background in international relations, with professional experience in international economic promotion and diplomacy. She holds a Master’s degree in International Business and Law from the European University of the Atlantic in Santander, Spain.
Ms Mira worked as Regional Manager at International Advisors, a firm specializing in complex U.S. immigration cases, including asylum applications and DACA. She subsequently supported CIENC Corporation in connecting Salvadoran entrepreneurs with U.S. investors. For five years she worked in the Foreign Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of El Salvador, serving as Minister Counsellor responsible for economic promotion at the Embassies of El Salvador in the United Kingdom and Colombia.
During her posting in the United Kingdom, she was also designated as alternate representative to the International Coffee Organization, the International Sugar Organization, and the International Maritime Organization. One of her key achievements was securing cooperation from the Chilean Navy for the second phase of the Merchant Marine training programme of the Salvadoran Maritime Port Authority (AMP).
In Colombia, Ms Mira established the first network of Salvadoran business leaders and provided training to entrepreneurs from the Salvadoran Diaspora, supporting them in establishing connections with potential buyers. She also facilitated connections with Colombian investors in El Salvador and promoted cooperation in technology and innovation with Ruta N in Medellín and the Higher School of Public Administration (ESAP). Currently, serving as Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ms Mira is in charge of overseeing Foreign Policy, Economic Relations, Human Rights, Cooperation, Public Diplomacy, and Sovereignty. In this capacity, she provides strategic guidance to El Salvador’s diplomatic missions around the world to attract investment and promote Salvadoran exports and tourism in their respective destinations.
Additionally, she supports initiatives such as the Salvadoran Aerospace Cluster, the Economic Takeoff Plan, the promotion of the Strategic Projects portfolio, technological innovation, Coffee Ambassadors, and the internationalization of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). On an academic level, Ms Mira has undertaken studies in territorial economic development, the creative economy, the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) for corporate sustainability, and Diaspora engagement for business development.
Her personal brand is rooted in her love for El Salvador. This commitment has enabled her to build a strong national and international network of contacts dedicated to positioning and promoting the country abroad.
