Panama looks to Davos as a global showcase to attract strategic investment

Posted on 2026-01-23

Panama is turning to the World Economic Forum in Davos as a key platform to promote the country as an attractive destination for strategic investment, with a particular focus on logistics, infrastructure, trade and services.

The country’s participation in the global forum is part of a broader strategy to enhance its international visibility and engage with business leaders, investors and decision-makers from the world’s leading economies.

Logistics and connectivity at the core of the agenda

Panama’s agenda in Davos highlights its competitive advantages, including its strategic geographic location, the Panama Canal, and its advanced logistics platform, as well as strong air and maritime connectivity — factors that position the country as a natural hub for global trade.

The country is also promoting its role as a regional base for business operations and a gateway connecting Latin America with North America, Europe and Asia.

Investment attraction and economic growth

Panamanian authorities are seeking to attract high-value foreign direct investment capable of creating jobs, driving technology transfer and supporting sustainable growth. Davos offers an ideal setting to showcase opportunities in sectors such as infrastructure, energy, advanced logistics and financial services.

The strategy also emphasizes Panama’s business-friendly environment, supported by macroeconomic stability, open trade policies and legal certainty.

Panama on the global stage

Panama’s presence at Davos reinforces its ambition to actively participate in global economic and trade discussions, at a time when companies are seeking reliable and efficient destinations for expansion.

Through this engagement, the country aims to strengthen its image as a strategic partner for investment and regional growth.