The president of Panamá has announced an upcoming solution to allow foreign doctors trained in Panamá to practice medicine. The issue affects children of immigrants who have resided in Panamá for decades, completed their medical studies at local universities, but are unable to obtain licenses due to not holding Panamanian nationality. The president clarified this situation highlighting the existing pool of qualified medical professionals within Panamá facing this barrier. The forthcoming resolution aims to address this discrepancy and integrate these doctors into the healthcare system. This change will allow qualified professionals, educated in Panamá, to contribute to the country’s medical services. The government anticipates a prompt implementation of the new regulations.