The restaurant industry in Panama has experienced steady growth, driven by increasing urbanization, a growing middle class, and a thriving tourism sector.

Law 419, enacted on February 1, 2024, regulates importation, manufacturing, commercialization, and registration of medicines and medical devices in Panama.

Panama’s strategic position as a bridge between North and South America has fostered significant air travel and tourism exchanges with the United States. 

INVIMA has launched a Contingency Plan to accelerate the approval of sanitary registrations and pharmaceutical procedures.

Thailand’s Minister of Public Health makes reducing non-communicable diseases a top priority, increasing business opportunities for U.S. healthcare companies.

Indonesia’s revised mining law offers U.S. firms and SMEs new partnerships on mining projects and technology collaboration.

As U.S. investment in Italian soccer teams continues specialized U.S. sports businesses may find new markets in Italy (also 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics).

Panama’s growing car market, fueled by a rising middle class and high import reliance, offers U.S. aftermarket parts companies a strong opportunity.

The Mexican government announced it will simplify its procedures to obtain Import Certificates from SENASICA.

India’s video surveillance market is driven by rising urbanization, increasing safety concerns, and the growing adoption of advanced security technologies.

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has unveiled its new Country Strategy Paper (CSP) for Ghana (2024-2029).

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