AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPanama Canal & shipping: The Panama Canal Authority is reducing how many vessels can pass each day, a move that comes as drought and El Niño-linked disruption raise pressure on regional logistics. Maritime security push: Liberia and India launched a UNGA-linked Group of Friends on Safety and Security of Shipping and Seafarers, with Panama among participating countries, aiming to protect routes and crews amid rising threats. Haiti security mandate: OAS states called for renewal and full deployment of the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force in Haiti, stressing that a mandate needs personnel, financing, equipment and logistics to translate into results. Panama business & compliance: ACODECO received 280 complaints against real estate companies tied to more than $13.2 million. Local economy & jobs: Panama’s employment challenge remains despite growth, while a public-sector pay schedule begins for selected workers. Scholarships: Five scholarship opportunities are open for Panamanian students and professionals. Tourism/consumer angle: Princess Cruises promoted holiday sailings that include Panama Canal itineraries.
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