Tomorrow at 10 a.m. the scheduled hearing by the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee of the United States will take place regarding the Panama Canal and its relevance to commercial security for the United States.
The Committee has extended an invitation to the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) to participate in this hearing, which is set for Tuesday, January 28. During the meeting, crucial topics related to the strategic importance of the canal and its impact on U.S. trade are expected to be addressed.
In the words of a Committee representative: "We are eager to hear the ACP's perspective on how the Panama Canal contributes to the security and efficiency of trade operations between both countries." The hearing aims to deeply analyze the relevance of the canal as a key route for international trade and its role in global maritime connectivity.
