Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo has arrived in Panama to participate in events marking the 200th anniversary of the Amphictyonic Congress. This historical congress, held in Panama in 1826, was a significant attempt to foster unity among newly independent Latin American nations. Arévalo’s presence underscores Guatemala’s commitment to regional cooperation and historical ties. The bicentennial commemoration includes a series of events celebrating the legacy of the original congress and its ideals of pan-Americanism. Details regarding specific events attended by President Arévalo have not been released. The Amphictyonic Congress aimed to establish a confederation of Latin American states, inspired by the ancient Greek model, though it ultimately failed to achieve its goals. This anniversary serves as a reminder of early efforts towards regional integration.