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The primary objectives of the U.S. Panama Business Council Southeast Chapter (USPA-SE) is to strengthen the bonds of cooperation between the United States and Panama through the creation of business opportunities, facilitating trade and investments, and to promote strategic alliances and joint ventures between the two nations. (read more)

Current Exciting Panama Projects Include:

• The $5 billion expansion of the Panama Canal completion 2014

• The Balboa Mega-Port in the Pacific entrance of the Canal

• The Conversion of Howard Air Force Base to a Special Economic Zone

• The new Changinola Hydro Project & Thermo-electric plant and Alternative Energy projects

• Panama City Wastewater Treatment Facility

• Road system interconnection

• Expansion of South and North Corridors Expressways including the Transisthmian Highway between Panama City and Colon

• Expansion of the international port system in Panama and Colon

•  Modernization of Tocumen’s International airport and Panama’s Air Hub

• The new Panama International Maritime University (UMIP)

• The City of Knowledge and its cutting edge technology programs

• Telecom hub, Call Centers and technological development

• The new Hospitality University in the City of Knowledge

• Development of Panama as an international  tourism center

• Residential and Commercial Real Estate (Donald Trump’s resort project)

• Promoting Panama as a second home and retirement opportunity

• The Colon Free Zone as a global logistical distribution Center

• The new 50 mile Panama Canal Railway offering express freight and passenger service linking Panama City and Colon

• A new Punta Pacifica 75 bed hospital, a joint venture between Johns Hopkins International Medicine and Panamanian medical interest
   

Global Atlanta Interview
USPA Southeast Chapter

Luis Hall- President
 

John Wallace- Chairman

Panama in the news

President Martinelli has announced the launch of the country’s first free-of-charge internet access project Internet Para Todos, BNamericas reports.

On January 4 President Martinelli met with members of the United States Congress to discuss the stalled Free Trade Agreement between the two nations.

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