The President of the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador is the presiding officer of the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador, the country's unicameral legislature.
While legislative leadership in El Salvador dates back to the federal era in 1822—first held by the independence leader José Matías Delgado as President of the Junta of Government—the modern office in its current form was established following the Constitution of 1886.
The President is elected by a majority of the 60 deputies (as of the 2024 reform) for a term of three years, coinciding with the legislative period. The current President is Ernesto Castro, who has held the office since 1 May 2021.