Panama
Located on the isthmus that connects North and South America, bordered to the west by Costa Rica and to the east by Colombia, stands out for its geography, history, and economy. The Panama Canal, a crucial engineering feat for global trade and the national economy, along with the financial sector and the country’s strategic location, strengthen its economy.
Panamanian culture is a blend of indigenous traditions, Spanish and African influences, as well as various immigrant populations. Festivals such as the National Pollera Festival, the Fair of Flowers and Coffee, Carnival, and the Festival of Congos and Devils reflect the country’s rich multicultural identity.
Panama’s natural beauty is evident in its diverse ecosystems, including tropical rainforests, stunning beaches, mangroves, and coral reefs. Despite its small size, Panama boasts impressive biodiversity.
Although Spanish is the official language, English is also widely spoken, reflecting the country’s historical and cultural connections.
In Panama, the official currency is the United States dollar.