That Chancellor Janaina Tewaney Mencomo an official mission to Great Britain and the Kingdom of Spain ended, where he convened meetings with his counterparts and other high-ranking officials from each government to whom, in response to a priority by the Administration of President Laurentino Cortizo Cohen, he conveyed Panama’s interest in strengthening diplomatic ties , cooperation in the promotion of educational, cultural, technical, scientific, environmental and investment and commercial exchange.

Inside it great Britain met with the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Relations, James Cunning and with the Minister of the Americas and the CaribbeanDavid Rutley managed to review the bilateral agenda with the two, emphasizing the historic relationship that the two countries have maintained.

Next, in London attend the plenary session of the DPR International Maritime Organization (IMO), and held a bilateral meeting with the Secretary-General, Kitack Lim, to whom he conveyed our commitment to the protection of the oceans and the global maritime agenda. He also thanked the Secretary-General for his participation in the maritime security panel at the recent “Our Oceans 2023” conference held in the capital of Panama.

in a meeting with Mark Menzies, President of the All-Party Latin American Parliamentary Group, members Lord Waverley and Lord Mountevans, and Jeremy Corbyn, member of the British Parliament, chancellor shared Panama’s progress at environmental, economic, educational and technological levels. He thanked those present for their interest in Latin America and especially Panama.

That Chancellor Tewaney He also held meetings with Jeremy Browne, Executive Director and Lord Mountevans, Honorary President, Canning House to promote political and economic dialogue between Latin America and the UK, and the Alliance for Development in Democracy.

From England, the minister of Panama traveled to Spain where he held an open meeting where bonds of friendship and cooperation were deepened and the challenges and opportunities of historic relations of friendship and cooperation were discussed with the Minister for Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, José Manuel Albares.

That diplomatic agenda of official missions contemplating talks with Pilar Cancela, Secretary of State for International Cooperation of Spain, to continue strengthening relations on issues of common interest such as gender equality, environmental protection, indigenous peoples and migration; as did Jesús Gascón Catalán, Secretary of State for Finance, through whom he conveyed a message of thanks to Spain for its support on tax matters, by excluding Panama from the list of non-cooperative jurisdictions. In addition, to explore commercial opportunities and cooperation.

During a meeting at the Casa de América, Foreign Minister Tewaney discussed foreign policy, migration and cooperation. Additionally, he expressed confidence that there would be an “approach” between the two Latin America and the European Union under the presidency of the Spanish bloc for the second half of this year”.

About the recently held “Our Ocean” in Panama He highlighted the need to defend the oceans and Panama’s focus on preserving humanity’s climate future. He reiterated the impact that migration has on the forests of Darien, the lungs of Central America, which are currently being affected by the journey of migrants.

both entered London, as in Madrid, Chancellor Tewaney Mencomo He thanked the ambassadors of Panama Natalia Royo, in Great Britain and Allen Jackson Sellers Lara, in Spain, as well as officials of their respective diplomatic missions for the management that had been carried out so that the official visits to the two countries were successful.

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