From Sinú to Canal: a New Diplomatic and Commercial Route
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By: Jairo Aníbal Doria The possible reopening of the Consulate of Panama in Monteria begins to draw a new integration route between Córdoba, Central America and the Caribbean. The announcement, made by Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino, transcends the opening of a diplomatic office and projects the capital of Cordoba as a new meeting point for trade, cooperation and international connectivity. The initiative took power after the President-el…
Senator Marcos Daniel Pineda welcomed the decision of the Government of Panama to reopen its consulate in Monteria and highlighted the management of the elected president, Abelardo De La Espriella, to recover this diplomatic representation in the capital of Córdoba. “It is great news for Montería and Córdoba the decision of the Government of Panama to reopen the Consulate in our city,” the leader said through his X. Pineda account highlighted th…
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