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WEF launches 2027 cybersecurity outlook survey

September 04, 2026

The World Economic Forum has launched aGlobal Cybersecurity Outlook survey, the quantitative data from which will provide the foundation for the insights and analysis in its annualGlobal Cybersecurity Outlookreport. Open until October 2, the survey is anonymous and is designed to capture expert perspectives on the rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape. The target audience is C-suite executives, board members, academics and researchers, public-sector cybersecurity leaders, cybersecurity expert

Member Ports News (119)

September 03, 2026

Europe and Africa Region 30-Jul Port Authority of Vigo: The Port of Vigo moves towards the future with the development of its first digital twin. Puertos del Estado: The EU ETS Observatory confirms the trend of declining connectivity in container traffic at European ports compared with neighboring countries 7-Aug Port of Gdansk Authority S.A.: The next step in the development of a modern border control centre at the Port of Gdańsk 10-Aug Autoritat Portuària de Barcelona: The Por

IAPH Welcomes RMI Ports Authority, the Republic of the Marshall Islands

September 02, 2026

We are pleased to announce that RMI Ports Authority has joined the IAPH as a regular member. RMI Ports Authority is the public authority responsible for the management, operation, and development of the Republic of the Marshall Islands’ seaports and airports. Headquartered in Majuro, RMI Ports Authority oversees key gateway facilities, including the Port of Majuro and Amata Kabua International Airport, supporting the country’s trade, transportation, and connectivity with the global maritime c

World Maritime News (131)

September 02, 2026

Panama Canal cuts transit capacity as El Niño threatens fresh disruption to global trade The Panama Canal will reduce daily vessel transits from 36 to 32 by mid-September due to worsening drought conditions linked to a strong El Niño. The Panama Canal Authority cited significantly below-average rainfall and watershed inflows, warning that further restrictions may be needed if conditions deteriorate. The reduced capacity is expected to increase delays and transit costs at a time when global supp

IAPH Welcomes Cook Islands Ports Authority from Cook Islands

August 24, 2026

We are pleased to announce that the Cook Islands Ports Authority has joined the IAPH as a regular member. The Cook Islands Ports Authority (CIPA) is a government-owned statutory corporation responsible for managing, developing, and coordinating maritime ports across the Cook Islands. CIPA plays a vital role in supporting the country's trade, tourism, transportation, and economic development by ensuring safe, efficient, reliable, and sustainable port operations. CIPA manages the Cook Islands'

IAPH Welcomes NeuWave, UK

August 24, 2026

We are pleased to announce that NeuWave has joined the IAPH as an associate member. NeuWave is a UK-based provider of environmental intelligence solutions for the offshore and maritime industries. The company delivers high-resolution wave and weather forecasting tools to support safe, efficient offshore operations. Its technology helps clients optimize weather windows, improve project planning, and reduce operational risk. NeuWave serves sectors including offshore wind, subsea infrastructure,

Deadline extended for IAPH Ports Technology Mentorship Scheme

August 12, 2026

The deadline for applications to the IAPH Ports Technology Mentorship Scheme has been extended to Friday 14 August. The programme is focused on facilitating targeted knowledge transfer and skills development among IAPH members. The scheme, which will run for one year, is seeking six emerging or newly appointed technology leaders from IAPH member ports who will benefit from mentorship, alongside six well-established or experienced CIOs, CISOs or CDOs who will act as mentors. The programm

IAPH-KMI Port Forum 2026 highlights innovation and collaboration for the future of ports

July 30, 2026

The IAPH-KMI Port Forum 2026 highlighted the importance of innovation, sustainability, and international collaboration in building the smart and green ports of tomorrow. Held on 27 July at Hotel Azur Takeshiba in Tokyo, the hybrid forum welcomed around 120 in-person participants and 40 online attendees, mainly from Japan and Korea. Co-organised by IAPH, the Korea Maritime Institute (KMI), and the Japanese Foundation for IAPH, the forum brought together stakeholders from the maritime community

Welcome! Flinders Port Holdings Pty Ltd from Australia

July 24, 2026

We are pleased to announce that Flinders Port Holdings Pty Ltd has joined the IAPH as a regular member. Flinders Port Holdings Pty Ltd (FPH) is South Australia’s leading port and logistics company, providing integrated port, stevedoring, warehousing, distribution, and hydrographic survey services. The company owns and operates the Port of Adelaide, the Flinders Adelaide Container Terminal, and six major regional ports across South Australia, playing a critical role in facilitating the state's

IAPH Europe to meet in Hamburg on 2 September

July 24, 2026

Members wishing to meet our new vice-president for Europe in person will have a first-hand opportunity during this year’s IAPH Europe regional meeting, which will be held in Hamburg duringthe afternoon of 2 September. Following an initiative of our president Jens Meier, the meeting will explore the theme ‘Powering Europe’s Future: The Critical Role of Ports in Energy Supply Security’. The regional meeting will be part of theALL ABOUT PORTSconference, which is held alongsideSMM, one of the world’

IAPH-KMI Port Forum to focus on transformation

July 24, 2026

As the global maritime sector adapts to rapid economic and technological shifts, the IAPH-KMI Port Forum 2026 will explore the major challenges and opportunities shaping the future of ports. Taking place on 27 July from 10:30 JST at Hotel Azur Takeshiba in Tokyo, the forum will be organized byIAPH,Korea Maritime Institute, and the Japanese Foundation for IAPH. The agendafeatures keynote presentations and three thematic sessions. The keynote presentations will highlight global trends in port sust

Karrie Trauth to deliver #IAPH2026 keynote address

July 24, 2026

Karrie Trauth, president of the UK Chamber of Shipping, will deliver the opening keynote address during the IAPH World Ports Conference in London this November. On 3 November at the Arcadia Auditorium at Olympia, Karrie –who wasappointed to her rolein March – will give her view on the role of shipping and ports in a rapidly changing global economy. Karrie will bring the invaluable perspective of three decades in the shipping industry; you can read about her diverse careerhere, from her beginning