November 5, 2026
Panama's Ministry of Foreign Affairs presented a proposal to strengthen economic integration among Ibero-America, Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean, leveraging its geographical and strategic position to promote opportunities for trade, investment, and international cooperation.
The initiative highlights the role of the Panama Canal, ports, Tocumen International Airport, and the Colón Free Zone as platforms for connecting markets and facilitating commercial exchange, as well as the development of logistics corridors and new value chains.
The proposal includes three lines of action focused on innovation, infrastructure, and trade, through alliances and projects with verifiable goals. With this strategy, Panama seeks to strengthen its international connectivity and consolidate its role as an articulator of global trade.
Source: Infobae
