Panama’s President Mulino has indicated a need to hire foreign medical specialists for the forthcoming opening of the new oncology center in Mulino. He stated that Panama currently lacks all the necessary specializations to handle certain complex medical procedures and cases. This decision acknowledges gaps in the country’s healthcare capabilities, specifically within oncology. The move aims to ensure patients have access to comprehensive cancer care, despite limited local expertise. President Mulino's administration is actively evaluating options to secure qualified international personnel. This initiative underscores a commitment to improve healthcare services and address critical medical needs with specialized support from abroad. The new center in Mulino is positioned to become a vital resource for cancer treatment in Panama.