Anzola Robles & Associates
Panama:
Panama Increased By Almost 500% Its Exports To Mexico
07 November 2016
Anzola Robles & Associates
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One year after the Free Trade Agreement ("FTA") came
into force between Mexico and Panama, the country has considerably
increased exports to Mexico. In 2014, it exported products worth
US$ 20 million, and for 2015, products worth US $ 120 million were
exported, representing an increase of almost 500%. The Panamanian
government expects the FTA to greatly promote bilateral trade
between the two countries, while Mexico considers that Panama is an
important market for its economy.
Extract from the newspaper La Estrella de Panama, July 10,
2016
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