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To create! They deliver Toolbox from Creative Economics

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To create! They deliver Toolbox from Creative Economics

To create! They deliver Toolbox from Creative Economics

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Panama, 18 July 2025. Following its mission to promote creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship in the cultural and creative sectors, the National Creative Economics Directorate of the Ministry of Culture gave to the Commission for the Coordination of Creative and Cultural Industries some elements of the "Toolbox" to bring entrepreneurs with them, with the aim of accelerating the process of creating new jobs.

The induction was undertaken by Miguel Fábrega, Director of Creative Economics and Rodrigo Escobar, Chargé d & apos; affaires of Creative Economics and Gerardo Neugovsen as a consultant for Creative Economics at the Ministry.

At this session, 20 modules were given and are part of "The toolbox," with valuable information explaining step by step, to go from idea to action. The modules develop different themes: Understanding Creative Economics, Formalizing Your Entrepreneurship, Business Models, Social Networks and Artificial Intelligence and Culture, Financial Administration and Personal branding among others.

Later, at other sessions with the commission, other tools will be delivered. The idea is to go step by step, shaping the culture of entrepreneurship in communities, facilitating the process with information and with proven tools.

The coordinating commission includes Ampyme, Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Industries, Economics and Finance, Labour and Environment, the Tourism Authority, Association of Municipalities of Panama, Chamber of Commerce and Industries and Municipality of Panama.

The Commission's members will be charged with training trainers to expand the network and will later be shared with local authorities so that they can reach communities throughout the country.