Severo Sousa

Severo Sousa

businessman Panama

Severo Sousa is a prominent Panamanian businessman and former president of the National Council of Private Enterprise (Conep) and the Logistics Business Council (COEL). He has recently been in the news for highlighting the opportunities for Panama to attract major e-commerce players like Amazon, Temu, and AliExpress amid the ongoing trade tensions between the United States and other countries. Sousa emphasizes Panama's strategic position as a logistics hub and its potential to benefit from changes in global trade dynamics, particularly as many imports from China pass through the Colon Free Zone for redistribution to the Americas.

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Panama Panama: Severo Sousa is a representative from the logistics sector who participated in the meeting. 5

Jose Raul Mulino Gabriel Diez Montilla Alejandro Ferrer Solis Elisa Suarez Fernando Boyd Galindo Jackeline Munoz Lucy Molinar
La Prensa – leading Panamanian daily, est. 1980: Presidente de la República y el Conep hacen un llamado a que se retome el trabajo y no se afecte el empleo

Panama Panama: Severo Sousa is one of the representatives designated by the Conep. 5

Maribel Jaen Elisa Suarez Ruben Castillo Giulia De Sanctis Narciso Arellano
La Prensa – leading Panamanian daily, est. 1980: Coordinadora del Foro Ciudadano responde: el Conep ‘no quería la participación de Apede’

Panama Panama: Severo Sousa is one of the representatives chosen by the business guild. 5

Gabriel Diez Maribel Jaen Elisa Suarez Ruben Castillo Mario Diaz Narciso Arellano
La Prensa – leading Panamanian daily, est. 1980: Conep denuncia ‘manejo antidemocrático’ en el Foro Pro Reformas y CNRE detiene sesiones

Panama Panama: Severo Sousa highlights the opportunities Panama has to attract new e-commerce players like Amazon, Temu, and AliExpress amid the trade controversy generated by the U.S. 8

La Prensa – leading Panamanian daily, est. 1980: Amazon, Temu y AliExpress podrían instalarse en Panamá tras los aranceles de Trump