< strong > Panama works to place itself as a centre for innovation, businesses and entrepreneurship < / strong >

Public and private sector leaders discussed how to place the country as a centre for innovation, business and entrepreneurship at an event organized by EXMA Panama. The aim was to draw up guidelines to overthrow fears and to harness the potential of isthma and contribute to economic growth.

The Secretary General of the Ministry of Culture, José Ismael Herrera, the Secretary General of PROPANAMA, Lourdes Pérez, ITSE Director, Milena Gómez Cedeño, AMSMEs Director, Óscar Ramos, Copa Airlines Marketing Director, Lourdes Díaz, and the Assistant Director of the Advertising and Communication group of the CCIAP, Mario Barcenas and EXMA Global Director, Fernando Anzures participated.

During the event, Panama's importance as a centre for innovation and businesses in the region was highlighted and the main issues that will be addressed at the EXMA event "Fearless Minds" 2023, including entrepreneurship, digital marketing and technology, were presented.

"To the Ministry of Culture with only three years of creation, it's an honor to have been taken into account to participate again at this conference where an event that challenges youth and adults to face challenges with the attitude of the winners: without fear of success. It's an opportunity to explain that the Ministry of Culture is in line with that aim and promotes and provides accompaniment to entrepreneurs who have created different types of projects," said Herrera de MiCultura.

For its part, Pérez de PropanAMA stated that the event was an important initiative: "Panama, because of its peculiarities, is in an enabling position to become the centre of innovation, business and entrepreneurship of the Latin American region. Today's meeting has great relevance as it includes the key actors from both the public and private sectors that are part of the corporate ecosystem. To work in a coordinated manner, we have the capacity to generate a significant change in how to operate businesses and, of course, how to conduct businesses."

Meanwhile, Ampyme's director, Oscar Ramos Jirón, expressed that his management continues to cooperate with his private company as a strategic partner with a view to complying with his training policy for entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs with a view to increasing his level of competitiveness through technological tools and innovation.

The CEO of EXMA GLOBAL, Fernando Anzures emphasized the role that Panama plays at both regional and global level as a centre that attracts and strengthens innovation and businesses. "There's a great architecture to work closely with the investments that are received and a great deal of talent with innovative ideas. That remains that we are encouraged to make that leap and realize these ideas with impact, growing businesses and businesses."

"June 7 and 8, at EXMA Fearless Minds, we will discover our individual and as a country potential and learn from success cases so we can apply tools that teach us and free our minds from fear, so we can really place ourselves where we have to be at the centre of innovation, businesses and entrepreneurship," Anzures added.