The largest sports festival in the region, which will host 53 sports disciplines and more than 5 thousand athletes from Central America and the Caribbean.

SISA Seguros is backed by 61 years of experience, in addition to a solid financial base, characteristics that allow us to be the leading insurer in El Salvador. In this accompaniment, our mission is to make the athletes and delegations that will accompany us throughout the development of the event feel safe. The coverage will begin on june 1st until july 15, 2023.

"For more than 20 years, SISA Seguros has supported the national sport by insuring our athletes and sports delegations, today we are very proud to be the official insurer of the XXIV Central American and Caribbean Games 2023. On this occasion we will be supporting with insurance coverage for personal accidents, life insurance, robbery and / or theft, third party damage insurance for athletes, officials of the sports delegations and all personnel working in the organization and celebration of the Central American and Caribbean Games. We wish much success to our athletes, we have no doubt that they will put the name of El Salvador on high. We also want to recognize the effort and commitment made by the authorities in the preparation of the Central American Games, which we know will be a memorable sporting event for our country, with a great legacy for our youth and salvadoran athletes", said Mr. Eduardo Montenegro, president of SISA Seguros.

Yamil Bukele, president of the Organizing Committee of the Central American Games 2023, expressed his satisfaction for the great work being done and thanked SISA for being the insurer that supports the athletes in this great celebration of sports.

In this edition 36 different delegations will participate with more than 5 thousand Central American and Caribbean athletes, who will be competing for 16 days in 53 sports disciplines. On behalf of the Salvadoran delegation, as hosts, we will participate with some outstanding athletes, such as: Ivonne Nóchez (skating), Gabriella Izaguirre (karate), Roberto Hernández (archery), Uriel Canjura (badminton), Celina Márquez (swimming), Enrique Arathoon (sailing), Paola Corado (archery), Marvin Rodríguez (skating), Victoria Greeni (weightlifting), Steven Ibáñez (athletics) and Bryan Pérez (surfing), and other athletes.

Translated by: A.M