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Talking about mental health at work is essential. Recognizing our emotions and fostering empathetic, sustainable spaces has a positive impact on productivity and everyone’s well-being.

The Fourth Bridge over the Panama Canal is set to enhance national connectivity and unlock economic potential in Panama West, driving business expansion, residential growth, and long-term employment opportunities.

ANORCO continues its tradition of masterclass lectures, featuring Dr. Marta Illueca’s insightful presentation on the importance of childhood health care, vaccines, and debunking anti-vaccine myths.

Panama stands out as one of the world’s only three carbon-negative countries, thanks to its well-preserved forests, low emissions, and use of renewable energy. Explore how this unique status benefits both the climate and Panama’s economy.

Panama’s strategic location has allowed it to leverage Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) to boost exports, attract foreign investment, and remain competitive. Learn more about Panama’s FTAs and how they impact businesses.

Tax residency in Panama offers significant benefits such as tax exemptions on foreign income, access to double taxation agreements, and a stable legal framework for businesses and entrepreneurs. Learn how to take advantage of Panama’s tax system.

Carnival in Panama is more than just a celebration; it’s an economic powerhouse that attracts tourists, creates jobs, and reinforces the country’s cultural identity. Learn how Panama’s carnival compares to global festivities like those in Rio, Venice, and New Orleans.

Panama has introduced new compliance regulations for legal entities under Law 52 and Law 254, effective in 2025. Learn about the updated obligations, penalties, and deadlines that impact corporations, limited liability companies, and private interest foundations.

The Panama Canal remains a critical hub for global trade, facilitating over 13,000 vessel transits yearly and generating billions in revenue. Learn about its economic impact on trade, employment, cost savings, and foreign investment

As the year comes to an end, we want to take a moment to thank you for joining us on this journey. Your interest and support in every post have been the driving force behind our commitment to providing relevant, informative, and valuable content.

Panama’s tourism industry is thriving, with Tocumen Airport’s expansion boosting connectivity and attracting record numbers of visitors in 2024.

Panama’s Geisha coffee is a world-renowned specialty coffee, breaking records with prices as high as $10,000 per kilogram in the 2023 Best of Panama auction.

Panama lacks a legal framework for cryptocurrencies, leaving users and investors unprotected. Learn about the risks and implications of the Supreme Court’s ruling on cryptocurrency regulation

Panama’s 30% gender quota, introduced in the 2007 Electoral Code reform, has significantly increased women’s participation in politics, fostering gender equality in elected positions.

Panama’s recognition of nature’s rights marks a transformative step in environmental law. Discover how this impacts industries that interact with ecosystems and how ANORCO can help businesses ensure compliance

Panama’s Supreme Court ruling on the Minera Panamá contract has highlighted critical issues for the mining industry. Explore how businesses can ensure compliance with Panama’s legal and environmental standards.

Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) are key to driving infrastructure development by allowing governments to collaborate with private companies. Explore how PPPs operate, their benefits, and how ANORCO can help you navigate legal issues

Executive Decree No. 6 of 2023 introduces relevant changes in labor immigration regulation, including the creation of the Work Permit category established by special immigration conditions.

Since 2017, the G20 and OECD have collaborated on the IMG or GloBE, aimed at addressing tax base erosion and profit shifting. Pillar One focuses on distributing multinational company profits to where their clientele is located, while Pillar Two proposes a global minimum tax of 15%. In Panama, discussions are underway on implementing the IMG, with efforts to ensure legal security for local and foreign capital companies.

Following recent reductions caused by drought, the Panama Canal is preparing to gradually increase ship transits as the rainy season begins. Forecasts predict that daily transits will gradually increase, approaching normal capacity by late 2024 or early 2025, weather permitting.