Panama has announced plans to open an embassy in Georgetown, signalling a strengthening of diplomatic relations with Guyana as the two countries move to expand cooperation across several key sectors.
The development was disclosed following a meeting between Guyanese President Dr Irfaan Ali and Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino Quintero, during which the leaders discussed broadening bilateral collaboration and deepening regional partnerships.
Discussions focused on opportunities for cooperation in oil and gas, logistics, agriculture, climate action and security, reflecting shared priorities as Guyana’s energy sector expands and both countries seek to strengthen economic resilience.
Guyana also invited Panama to join the Global Biodiversity Alliance as a founding member, an invitation that Panama accepted, underscoring a commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development.
Both leaders agreed to boost private-sector collaboration, improve regional connectivity and explore opportunities for energy integration. They reaffirmed their intention to maintain close engagement aimed at advancing shared prosperity and strengthening regional cooperation.
