InvestChile reported a significant milestone in 2024, reaching a record high of US$ 56.234 billion in foreign investment projects, marking a 68% increase from the previous year. The projects, supported by the agency, involved 474 initiatives from foreign companies at different development stages, potentially generating over 21,000 direct jobs. Notably, US$ 25.617 billion of the total investment was linked to projects in the green hydrogen industry, showcasing Chile's dedication to becoming a key player in sustainable fuel production. The success was lauded by Karla Flores, the director of InvestChile, attributing the increase to the agency's efforts in promoting green hydrogen projects and recognizing Chile's leadership in Mining, Technological Infrastructure, and job creation. Minister of Economy, Nicolás Grau, highlighted Chile's appeal for foreign investments focused on energy transition and climate change mitigation. Foreign companies primarily invested in the Energy, Mining, and Global Services sectors, with noticeable growth in Infrastructure and Food Industry investments. Job creation estimates by sector showed promising numbers, with Global Services and Technology leading in potential jobs, followed by Mining and Energy industries. The United States emerged as the top investor in Chile, followed by Austria and Canada, further solidifying Chile as an attractive investment hub in Latin America. The article emphasizes Chile's commitment to economic development through foreign investments and its dedication to sectors crucial for sustainable growth and job creation.