BlackRock to Buy Panama Canal Ports for $22.8 Billion

BlackRock just completed one of its most geopolitically significant infrastructure purchases to date, taking ownership of the ports at both ends of the Panama Canal in a whopping $23 billion acquisition, marking a tremendous development in the globalization of the world.

$170 Billion

This transaction consolidates enormous authority over one of the most strategically important waterways in the world, even if its $170 billion acquisition of Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) was its largest purchase in terms of cash value.

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The World Economic Forum (WEF), which is renowned for promoting a global agenda that includes contentious projects like population control, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, and climate change, counts BlackRock as one of its major partners.

The “driving force” behind the Forum’s activities, which are in line with the larger idea of the Great Reset—an attempt to change global economies and governments in accordance with the wishes of an unelected global elite—is said to be the WEF’s official partners, notably BlackRock.

Panama Canal

Many believe that BlackRock is the means by which globalist elites have solidified their hold over the corporate world globally.

BlackRock has established itself as a gatekeeper of international trade by gaining control of both ends of the Panama Canal, solidifying its hold on the most important supply routes in the world.

About E. J. McKay

E.J.McKay is a Shanghai-headquartered investment bank with a special focus on mergers & acquisitions. We are one of the most long standing independent investment banks in China, with core business of mergers & acquisitions and financing advisory.