Panama New Economy

PROPANAMA develops and implements strategies to attract investment and promote exports that contribute to the economic and social development of the country. We coordinate with the institutions of the Board of Directors, the organized private sector and the foreign service, the promotion of our offer of diversified products and services with added value in international markets; as well as the attraction of sustainable investments with social impact that generate knowledge and technology transfer, which contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of Panamanians.

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the Republic of Panama

Panama has a bold business model that uses foreign direct investment to create positive environmental, societal and economic impact.

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The Modern, More Inclusive Digital Economy of the Future

Panama Is Creating a More Sustainable and Inclusive Economy

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Panama is a premier logistics hub where multinationals can trade, transport and manufacture goods through the Panama Canal, five modern ports, and a globally connected airport, while using advanced digital and financial networks to safely move information and money.

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Panama Is the Center of the Global Supply Chain

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The Republic of Panama, in partnership with Bloomberg New Economy, presents a video series that highlights Panama's bold approach to Sustainable Investment, Leadership and the Digital Economy. 

The first video in this series explores the pristine waters off Panama’s coast where the world’s most advanced aquaculture project specializing in responsibly raised, free-range seafood is based. Open Blue's business approach is representative of Panama’s bold sustainable investment strategy that connects economy, equality and conservation.

Panama's innovation-led economy is forecasted to grow over 12% this year as it rebounds strong from the pandemic. 

"We invite private capital to help us create a more sustainable and inclusive economy that results in greater prosperity for our citizens and for companies looking to Panama as a gateway to the Americas. I want to say proudly that 'Panama is open for business.'”
- Ramón Martínez de la Guardia, Panama's Minister of Commerce and Industries