From March 20 to 23, a group of Panamanian businessmen will be visiting Santo Domingo to meet with local companies and explore business opportunities.

In this trade mission, it is expected that twenty exporting companies will take part, among them agro-industrial and industrial companies, who will be holding business appointments with important importers from the Dominican Republic.

Products that could be commercialized include foods such as: seafood (fish and seafood), coffee, meat, beverages, among others, such as packaging and manufacturing. 

See also: “Central America and its business with the Dominican Republic“

From a statement issued by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of Panama: 

MICI 17-1-2018.  In order to maximize the commercial opportunities that derive from the Partial Scope Agreement signed by Panama and the Dominican Republic, from March 20 to 23, the first macro business roundtable will be held this year, convened by the Ministry of Commerce and Industries, with the Dominican Republic being the chosen target market, as announced by authorities at the Export Department at the MICI, before a large group of businessmen and managers of Panamanian export companies interested in expanding their sales.

Read full release (in Spanish).