Economic Reactivation: Proposals to Shorten DeadlinesAfter five months of restrictions on productive activities, the Panamanian business sector proposes to shorten the dates of the "Updated Plan for National-Provincial Reopening" and to set that schedule in September.Monday, August 31, 2020
For the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture of Panama (CCIAP), the country is not only experiencing a health pandemic, it is also in the midst of a socio-economic crisis that has affected businesses, the labor market and the State's revenues. Currently, there are activities that cannot go on for another week without operating. ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Travel: Request to Lift Restrictions in PanamaApril 2021 The business sector requests the country's authorities to repeal Executive Decree 260, which establishes measures to enter the national territory to people coming from South America. Economic Reopening: Plan for PanamaAugust 2020 The Cabinet Council endorsed the updated National-Provincial Reopening Plan, which is based on biosafety indicators and the effective reproduction rate of covid-19 cases, and contemplates starting to reopen productive activities as of September 7. Urgent Need to Reopen the Economy, but Without BureaucracyAugust 2020 After five months of implementing measures to mitigate the covid-19 outbreak, the business sector in Panama is calling for the removal of unreasonable, technical and unconstitutional restrictions that are working against the success of economic and social recovery. Economic Recovery: Doubts in PanamaMay 2020 Lack of clarity in the opening schedule and the absence of a unified, concrete and immediate policy that aims at economic recovery under the established health guidelines, is part of what concerns entrepreneurs.
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