Mundo is interested in all the events that are going on in the world, particularly those that involve politics. Yesterday we heard the good news for the American people after the US elections: 2024 seems to bring many surprises including this one. With a desire to congratulate the American people on the US new president, Mundo presents a brief description together with our hopes for the future of this country and the world. Many politicians have joined the race to become the US new president. We can mention names like Cornel West, Jill Stein, or Chase Oliver. The two main contestants were Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. 

Panama is known for its lush landscapes, warm climate, and friendly atmosphere. But it’s also known for its seasonal influx of “snowbirds.” No, we’re not talking about actual birds — we're referring to a special group of people. The term "snowbirds" might seem amusing to locals, and it’s become somewhat of an inside joke, but who are these people, and why do they come to Panama? Snowbirds are people, primarily retirees or semi-retirees, who migrate south during the winter months to escape the cold in places like Canada, the U.S., and Europe. These individuals typically own property or rent accommodations in warmer countries.

Our company participated in a landmark event held from October 18-19 in the vibrant center of Abu Dhabi. This prestigious annual gathering attracts leading experts, visionary thinkers, and global investors to engage in discussions on critical issues related to international residency, citizenship pathways, and innovative investment prospects. It has become a key gathering for those involved in cross-border solutions, providing an unparalleled platform for the exchange of ideas and trends shaping the future of global citizenship. This event provided our team with a valuable chance to engage with industry leaders, gain fresh perspectives from thought-provoking discussions, and delve into the impact of global trends.

In recent years, individuals contemplating relocation abroad have been focusing on countries that provide a high standard of living, straightforward residency opportunities, and a pathway to future citizenship. Among the popular options within the expat community are Panama and Turkey. However, when comparing the two, Panama emerges as the more appealing choice. This is largely due to its advantages in terms of visas, citizenship prospects, and overall lifestyle perks, making it a top destination for expats. When comparing Panama to Turkey, Panama stands out for its economic stability, straightforward immigration process, and wide range of advantages for expats. 

Panama's climate is tropical, which means the temperature remains pleasantly steady throughout the year, usually ranging between 75°F and 85°F (24°C to 29°C). Rather than the traditional four seasons, Panama experiences only two: the dry season, known locally as summer, and the wet season, often referred to as the green season. The dry season, from December to April, is characterized by sunny, warm days—perfect for beachgoers and outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy exploring the country's breathtaking coastline and lush forests under clear skies. In contrast, the wet season, which lasts from May to November, brings more frequent rain. 

The highly anticipated Blockchain Life 2024 Conference took place in Dubai, a global hub for innovation and finance, in October 2024. This prestigious event brought together some of the brightest minds and leading companies in the blockchain and cryptocurrency industry. With participants from around the world, the conference was a magnet for startups, established crypto firms, and investors, all aiming to carve out their space in the fast-evolving blockchain ecosystem. The conference hosted hundreds of crypto companies, from well-known giants to emerging startups hoping to make their mark. However, many industry experts at the event noted that the market is becoming increasingly saturated. 

Our team has traveled from Abu Dhabi to Dubai today. After attending a CBI and residency conference in the capital of the United Arab Emirates, and attending a real estate conference in Moscow in late September, now the team visits one of the most exciting cities of the Arab world: Dubai. The event is taking place on October 22nd and October 23rd and is welcoming people from over 120 countries. Also, there will be 200 speakers discussing fresh information about the blockchain world. Among the speakers, there will be CEOs of leading companies sharing information that is not considered mainstream just yet.

We're proud to announce that Mundo has been present at an important real estate event in the international arena. September has been an interesting month, and everything points to us wrapping up the year with undebatable success. International conferences and expos are excellent places to meet partners and providers. However, they are mainly a place where we can connect with people, and this is exactly what Mundo did. The main protagonist of Mundo’s display was our very favorite: beautiful Panama, and not just any aspect of Panama, but a distinctive one. The MIPIF Expo was created to help people who are looking for real estate.

Panama expat communities are getting larger as the country receives new expats: Panama in this sense is unique. We've discussed various aspects concerning the country of the canal. From free zones to the Panama foundation and residency visas, we've covered pretty much all. Therefore, today we present Panama for expats from a different perspective. Those who have lived in Panama know that this is a place as beautiful as it is surprising. Welcome to today's featured article on 5 facts about Panama which astound expats as they visit for the first time. More and more foreigners are finding in Panama their new home. 

Vanuatu is definitely one of the places you want to consider when searching for a second citizenship. It's well known for its rich culture, secluded location, and flexible tax conditions. Recently the country has celebrated its independence anniversary and Mundo wants to join the celebration to congratulate one of the countries that constitutes a symbol of freedom under today's standards. It’s been 44 years since Vanuatu hasn’t belonged to any of the French colonies since it secured its independence in 1980. Every July 30th, the celebration takes place, and this year was no exception. Before this, the country was a French colony.