In conjunction with Yokohama Maritime Forum (YMF), 23-25 October, which was organised by Yokohama Kawasaki International Port Corporation to celebrate the 160th anniversary of the port of Yokohama, one of Japan’s largest maritime trading centres, IAPH’s Clean Marine Fuels working …
Focusing on sustainability, diversity and harmonisation, discussions at the Yokohama Maritime Forum (YMF) were dedicated to topics such as environmental challenges, gender balance and diversity, LNG as marine fuel, maritime pollution and governance. IAPH Managing Director Patrick Verhoeven joined his …
Hosted by Port of Kobe, Japan, Port Authorities Roundtable (PAR) met in Kobe, Japan, 15-17 October, for its 5th conference entitled “Managing Disruptive Changes and Risks for Future Ready Port”. During the event, IAPH Vice President Masaharu Shinohara for Asia, …
Registration is now live https://www.worldportsconference.com/ for the IAPH World Ports Conference 2020, that will take place in Antwerp, Belgium, 17-19 March 2020, Antwerp, Belgium, hosted by Port of Antwerp.
We met in Guangzhou, China, 6-10 May 2019, for the …
Mwani Qatar (Capt. Abdulla Al-Khanji, CEO) is responsible for managing the nation’s seaports and shipping terminals (Hamad, Doha and Ruwais Port).
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IAPH Women’s Forum is seeking two new wonderful mentors of Women in Ports Mentoring Program to match with two of our women members who are working in harbour master and port operations role and looking to develop their career potential …
Attending the UN Climate Action Summit, 21-23 September 2019, IAPH Managing Director Patrick Verhoeven joined partners of the ‘Getting to Zero Coalition’ at the UN headquarters in New York to support the ambition of having zero emission vessels operational on …
During the UN Climate Action Summit, 21-23 September 2019, in New York, IAPH MD Patrick Verhoeven also participated in the launch of the Sustainable Ocean Principles of the UN Global Compact. These aim at determining how ocean industries can advance progress towards …
The Environmental Ship Index (ESI) scores were published yesterday. Compared to the latest report (1 July), the total number of vessels in the ESI database continued to grow with 184 units, totalling at 7.916. The average ESI score is 31,82. …
