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Panama Canal Closes Document Submission for Transshipment Terminals

The Panama Canal closed the document submission period on July 9, 2026, for the pre-qualification of two container transshipment terminals in Corozal and Telfers. The initiative involves an estimated investment of B/.2,600 million and an approximate construction period of three years, with the capacity to increase transshipment by an additional 5 to 6 million TEUs per year.

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Panama Canal Closes Document Submission for Transshipment Terminals

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