AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPanama Canal Shipping: The ACP cut the maximum authorized draft for Neopanamax transits to 49.5 ft (15.09 m) from July 1, citing Gatun Lake levels and possible El Niño impacts—aimed at avoiding a repeat of the 2023-24 drought disruption. LPG & Fleet Expansion: Dubai’s BGN added two 93,000 cu m dual-fuel VLGCs at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, with deliveries due in 2029 and a plan to grow its LPG shipping capacity. Public Procurement (Health Services): MINSA’s tender for cleaning nine hospitals drew 23 interested companies, with a reference price of about $80.1m, covering staffing, supplies, equipment, and sanitation/disinfection. Maritime Diplomacy: President José Raúl Mulino wrapped up a State visit to Athens, reinforcing Panama’s maritime registry ties and signing MoUs on tourism cooperation and political consultations. Food Security Risk (Regional): U.S. officials confirmed a second New World screwworm case in Texas, raising concerns for cattle supply chains—an issue that also matters for Panama’s regional livestock and trade links.
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