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Panama's Mulino to visit Ecuador Sept. 4 for talks with Noboa

Panama's Mulino to visit Ecuador Sept. 4 for trade and security talks with Noboa.

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Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino will visit Ecuador on September 4, 2026, to meet Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa in Guayaquil. [1] In October 2025, Pro Ecuador and Pro Panamá signed a cooperation agreement to promote investments and business opportunities in agroindustry, manufacturing, logistics, and green economy. [2] The meeting between Mulino and Noboa will focus on trade, investment, and security cooperation. [3] Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Roberto Kury confirmed the meeting via EFE and described the relationship between the two countries as historical and excellent. [4] The bilateral agenda between Ecuador and Panama includes strengthening investment, promoting bilateral trade, and cooperating on security to fight transnational organized crime. [5] Officials indicated that cooperation in security is a priority, especially to face transnational organized crime. [6] The agenda for the meeting includes topics related to investment, trade, and security cooperation. [7] A diplomatic source confirmed to news media on 2026-08-30 that Mulino's meeting with Noboa will take place in Guayaquil, but did not provide further details about the agenda. [8] Martínez-Acha and Sommerfeld signed two cooperation agreements during the Second Meeting of Political Consultations in Quito, one related to safe, orderly and regular migration and another to strengthening diplomatic academies. [9] On 2025-10-24, Javier Martínez-Acha and Gabriela Sommerfeld, then foreign ministers of Panama and Ecuador, agreed in Quito on the 'urgent need' to fight transnational organized crime together and to make it a cross-cutting theme of the multilateral agenda. [10] Panama currently receives more than 500 Ecuadorian products, including food, wood, machinery, and manufactured goods. [11] Panama is utilized by international companies as a key financial, logistical, and commercial center to distribute goods or enter the Latin American market. [12]
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  1. Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino will visit Ecuador on September 4, 2026, to meet Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa in Guayaquil. · El Comercio
  2. In October 2025, Pro Ecuador and Pro Panamá signed a cooperation agreement to promote investments and business opportunities in agroindustry, manufacturing, logistics, and green economy. · El Comercio
  3. The meeting between Mulino and Noboa will focus on trade, investment, and security cooperation. · El Comercio
  4. Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Roberto Kury confirmed the meeting via EFE and described the relationship between the two countries as historical and excellent. · Diario Expreso
  5. The bilateral agenda between Ecuador and Panama includes strengthening investment, promoting bilateral trade, and cooperating on security to fight transnational organized crime. · Diario Expreso
  6. Officials indicated that cooperation in security is a priority, especially to face transnational organized crime. · Crítica
  7. The agenda for the meeting includes topics related to investment, trade, and security cooperation. · Crítica
  8. A diplomatic source confirmed to news media on 2026-08-30 that Mulino's meeting with Noboa will take place in Guayaquil, but did not provide further details about the agenda. · Newsroom Panama
  9. Martínez-Acha and Sommerfeld signed two cooperation agreements during the Second Meeting of Political Consultations in Quito, one related to safe, orderly and regular migration and another to strengthening diplomatic academies. · Newsroom Panama
  10. On 2025-10-24, Javier Martínez-Acha and Gabriela Sommerfeld, then foreign ministers of Panama and Ecuador, agreed in Quito on the 'urgent need' to fight transnational organized crime together and to make it a cross-cutting theme of the multilateral agenda. · Newsroom Panama
  11. Panama currently receives more than 500 Ecuadorian products, including food, wood, machinery, and manufactured goods. · El Comercio
  12. Panama is utilized by international companies as a key financial, logistical, and commercial center to distribute goods or enter the Latin American market. · Diario Expreso
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