Various topics related to investment opportunities will be discussed in it, including agriculture, investment grade, tourism perspectives, logistics, technology, and Panama as a regional centre.

José Domingo Arias, Trade vice ministry told Pa-digital.com.pa: “…the idea is to share recent success and investment stories between tourist, logistics, financial and agricultural businessmen”.

Source: pa-digital.com.pa

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