The Maritime Law Association of Panama and the Panama Maritime Chamber have announced the celebration of the XI Panama Maritime Conference & Exhibition from February 27 to March 1 of the current year in the Megapolis Convention Center in Panama City.

In addition to attending lectures, participating companies will present their services to the international community.

The activity will be attended by companies from countries such as Germany, Japan, Singapore, Brazil and the United States.

Source: panamamaritimeconference.com

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