Bilateral cooperation between both nations are mainly dedicated to the promotion of the French language, cultural exchanges and university training in El Salvador.
The French government supports the Lycée Français de San Salvador (also known as the Consuelo et Antoine de Saint-Exupéry high school), with more than 1,300 students.
Furthermore, there is an Alliance française in San Salvador which guarantees the training of French speaking teachers.

In June 2017, both nations signed a framework agreement for cultural, university, scientific and technical cooperation.
In March 2018, both nations also signed an agreement for the mutual recognition of diplomas.
In 2019, there were 230 Salvadoran students pursuing higher studies in France.
Salvadorans make up the largest Central American students in France.
Bilateral cooperation between both nations are mainly dedicated to the promotion of the French language, cultural exchanges and university training in El Salvador. The French government supports the Lycée Français de San Salvador (also known as the Consuelo et Antoine de Saint-Exupéry high school), with more than 1,300 students. Furthermore, there is an Alliance française in San Salvador which guarantees the training of French speaking teachers.
In June 2017, both nations signed a framework agreement for cultural, university, scientific and technical cooperation. In March 2018, both nations also signed an agreement for the mutual recognition of diplomas. In 2019, there were 230 Salvadoran students pursuing higher studies in France. Salvadorans make up the largest Central American students in France.
El Salvador–France relations