Chiriqui investment tops $1 billion on paper, yet the province's chamber of commerce says a single inspection can take up to six months to arrive.
Key Facts
—The portfolio. Chiriquí, Panama’s western province, has a public and private investment pipeline of about $1bn.
—The bottleneck. The provincial chamber of commerce says an investor can wait up to six months for a single inspection.
—The sewer. David’s $297m sewerage system is 53% complete after several government terms.
—The port. The Puerto Armuelles multimodal terminal, costing $31.3m, is about 70% built.
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