Construction Association Meets

Representatives from across the region will participate, presenting among other things, a report on the status of the sector in their respective countries.

"Among the topics to be presented are: the progress on the expansion of the Panama Canal, by the administrator of the Panama Canal, German Alberto Zubieta, the proposed Metro Line 1 in Panama, by Robert Roy, the Road Restructuring Master Plan in Panama City, by Federico José Suárez, Minister of Public Works, and the sanitation project in the City and the Bay of Panama, by Manuel González Ruiz, the executive director of the Institute of Aqueducts and Sewage Systems" said Tuesday's article in Financiero

Source: martesfinanciero.com

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