The Panamanian logistics sector will be strengthened in 2026 with technology and sustainable routes. The Panamanian economy is projected to maintain stable growth, reaching 3.9% next year, based on increased public and private investment in key sectors such as logistics, infrastructure, and financial services. Specialists from Interborders note that the industry will be supported by global trends that have already positively impacted the country. Key trends for 2026: digitalization and process simplification, the adoption of artificial intelligence to optimize cargo tracking, sustainable routes and the circular economy, as well as new markets and free trade zones. Miguel Vallejos, Branch Manager of Interborders, emphasizes that the predictability of the business environment is a crucial competitive advantage for the country. Despite challenges in infrastructure modernization, Panama demonstrated resilience in foreign trade in 2025, reaching a phase of stability. The company has announced that its business plan for 2026 includes the integration of digital channels, the expansion of its storage capacity in free zones, and the consolidation of an operational model with customized solutions.
