Panama will maintain its position as a strategic hub for the logistics industry in 2026, leveraging its geographical location and infrastructure that facilitates the global transit of goods. According to Miguel Vallejos, Branch Manager of Interborders, the local operation has become an essential point of support to adapt to new market demands and offer solutions that go beyond point-to-point transportation. The strategy for the current year focuses on efficiency and profitability, using data-driven decisions and learning from the previous operational cycle. This decision is based on the results obtained in 2025, a period in which the company reinforced its infrastructure and operational capacity. The interoceanic route links the main commercial links in the world, while the free zone serves as a redistribution base with an annual commercial movement exceeding 21 billion dollars. ZOLICOL figures indicate that these exports to nearby markets are a key indicator of the country's weight in global supply systems.
During 2025, Interborders executed an investment of 200,000 dollars destined for the opening of corporate offices and the generation of new vacancies for local talent. Vallejos highlighted that the operational support, which includes warehouses in the Free Zone of Colón, facilitates access to customs management and cost optimization for small and medium-sized enterprises.
