“On behalf of the United States of America, I congratulate the people of Panama on their 120th National Day,” began the letter from the representative of the US government. “On behalf of the United States of America, I congratulate the people of Panama on their 120th National Day,” began the letter from the representative of the US government.
The Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, expressed his desire to expand collaborative relations between Panama and the United States.
“The United States and Panama share a unique history and a close relationship, built on strong family, cultural, and economic ties. Our deep alliance continues to expand as we remain united in our commitment to democracy and the values ​​we share,” emphasizes further in the note. “The United States and Panama share a unique history and a close relationship, built on strong family, cultural, and economic ties. Our deep alliance continues to expand as we remain united in our commitment to democracy and the values ​​we share,” emphasizes further in the note.
It should be noted that the United States was one of the major stakeholders in the independence coup of November 3, 1903, due to its interests in the construction of the Panama Canal and the refusal, at that time, of the Colombian government to sign the Herrán Treaty.-There is.
Finally, the North American diplomat said goodbye, seeking to expand the bonds of collaboration between the two governments.
“Congratulations to all Panamanians on this historic anniversary. The United States looks forward to continuing to develop our strong bilateral relationship in the coming years as lasting partners and friends,” he concluded. “Congratulations to all Panamanians on this historic anniversary. The United States looks forward to continuing to develop our strong bilateral relationship in the coming years as lasting partners and friends,” he concluded.
