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Creative industries

Panama works to place itself as an innovation, business and entrepreneurship centre

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

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National Government sets up Commission for the Coordination of Creative and Cultural Industries

The President of the Republic, Laurentino Cortizo Cohen, signed Executive Decree 3 of 20 April 2023 establishing the Commission for the Coordination of Creative and Cultural Industries (CCICC), with a responsibility to coordinate initiatives and identify strategic actions for the improvement and competitive growth of the national creative economy.

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Cultural policies awaken interest at Creative Economics Forum organized by MiCultura

To propose and strengthen the Cultural and Creative Industries (ICC) and their impact, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), through the Creative Economics Section, held a Forum at Atrio Mall on this issue with the first occasion of World Day of Creativity and Innovation.

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MiCultura promotes analysis and dialogue among cultural and creative actors through workshop

Social communication professionals and cultural managers are trained at the workshop "Creative and Cultural Industries," focused on audiovisual sector management, training organized by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) through its direction of Creative Economics and the doctoral program of the University's Social Communications School

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Creative and Cultural Market moved to El Valle de Antón

The project "Sabor A," a space that promotes entrepreneurship, crafts and local talent was first moved to the centre of the country, province of Coclé, specifically to El Valle de Antón to celebrate the Creative and Cultural Industries Market that promotes the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) with the aim of strengthening

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The country will implement cultural information system

Panama will have an important public policy technological tool established by the General Act on Culture (2020), that will integrate information about the diversity of cultural expressions, goods and services, cultural heritage and folklore, person and activity registers, management systems, cultural and creative industries, statistics and other information about the impact of the

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UNESCO and the European Union recognize Panama's potential to implement strategies to strengthen and develop creative economy projects

Panama is a country with great creative potential and an unparalleled cultural diversity that is the product of an integration between the native peoples and the different migrations that have come throughout the times considered the Minister of Culture, Giselle González Villarrué at the opening of the "Creative Economy and International Cooperation Forum

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