Panama–Russia_relations

Panama–Russia relations

Panama–Russia relations

Bilateral relations

Panama–Russia relations are the bilateral relationships between Panama and Russia. Panama has an embassy in Moscow. Russia has an embassy in Panama. Both countries are full members of the United Nations.

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Embassy of Panama in Moscow

According to Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, about 1,000 Russian citizens live in Panama (both permanently and temporarily).[1]

History

During the Cold War era, there was a significant amount of contact between the USSR and the People's Party of Panama.[2]

In November 1988, the USSR joined the 1977 Protocol on the neutrality of the Panama Canal, becoming the 36th signatory to the agreement.[2]

Diplomatic relations between Russia and Panama were established on March 29, 1991.[2]

See also

References

  1. [1]
    РОССИЙСКО-ПАНАМСКИЕ ОТНОШЕНИЯ[permanent dead link] (Russia-Panamanian Relation) (in Russian)
  2. [2]
    Adams, Jan S. (1992), A Foreign Policy in Transition: Moscow's Retreat from Central America and the Caribbean, 1985-1992, Duke University Press, pp. 153–160, ISBN 082231293X
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