The IAPH 2022 World Ports Conference has a new agenda-setting format! The ongoing supply chain crunch has exposed structural weaknesses in various components of maritime supply chains, including ports. #IAPH2022 will bring together leading port stakeholders to #ClosetheGaps in global seaport competitiveness, setting …
The UNCTAD Maritime Review 2021 emphasises that the current supply chain crunch is partly caused by structural factors, including port infrastructure quality. With infrastructure updates in ports taking years to come online, we want to talk about the resilience and …
The 77th meeting of the IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) takes place in online format this week. The meeting follows the COP 26 climate summit held earlier this month in Glasgow, Scotland. The summit has increased pressure on IMO …
To replace the vacancy left by Tessa Major (former Port of Açu), the Risk and Resilience Committee nominated at its last meeting Ann Yuan Yue (Port of Guangzhou) and Niels Vanlaer (Port of Antwerp) respective as its chair and vice-chair. …
We are pleased to announce that Mr. José Firmo, CEO of the Port of Açu, Brazil, was elected as Vice President for the Central and South America Region by the vote of confidence to fill the vacancy of the position.…
Over the last three weeks, IAPH members have taken an active part in TOC Connect, both virtually and in person. Two weeks ago Pascal Ollivier, chairman of the IAPH Data Collaboration Committee and president of Maritime Street, Machiel Noijen from Port of Amsterdam and IAPH’s Legal …
