Former CoNEP head Temístocles Rosas stated that Panama has solid arguments for international arbitration after being harmed by unfairly managed contracts. He backed the Supreme Court's ruling on the unconstitutionality of the port contract and the State's retaking of control. He sees this as a turning point necessary to correct a model that, to the detriment of national interests, unfairly benefited the concessionary company. Rosas emphasized the port sector's immense impact on the national economy, noting that any loss of competitiveness is a major problem. Despite the uncertainty, he is confident that Panama can prove its case and use this opportunity to rewrite the rules of the game in its favor.