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The September-October issue of Ports & Harbors is out

September 03, 2021

The cover interview of the September-October issue of your favourite port lifestyle magazine features Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, who spoke to us about the congestion issues the maritime supply chain currently faces and how IAPH and many stakeholders can work together to make the market more resilient. Other highlights in the latest edition of Ports & Harbors include an interview with Robin Li Yubin, deputy general manager of our new member China Merchants Port Ho

Ms. Tessa Major resigned as Vice President for the Central and South America region

July 19, 2021

We acknowledge that Ms. Tessa Major left Port of Açu and consequently resigned as the Vice President for the Central and South America region and board member of IAPH on 16 July 2021.She served her office as Vice President for the Central and South America region for one year and seven months since January 2010.We sincerely appreciate her significant contribution to the IAPH activities. We wish her all the best in her new job!We will conduct re-election to fill the vacancy of the Vice President

Welcome! BM Bergmann Marine from Germany

July 16, 2021

We are pleased to announce that BM Bergmann Marine has joined IAPH as an associate member. BM Bergmann Marine provides its clients with a large variety of consultancy services mainly in the maritime industry by a team of experts with a broad range of expertise in various areas of sea transport, organizational development, and team building and optimization. For more information, please visit the following website. https://www.bergmann-marine.com/

The July-August issue of Ports & Harbors is out

July 01, 2021

In the latest edition of the IAPH membership magazine Ports & Harbors, IAPH's newly elected PresidentSubramaniam Karuppiah takes the helm,discussing the association's main priorities looking aheadwith Managing Director Patrick Verhoeven. These include creating a more level playing field in terms of digitalizing the ports sector, how to leverage the emerging global economic influenceof theAsian countries, having ports working even closer with shipping lines to address climate change, and much mor

New IAPH President and Vice President were elected.

June 28, 2021

As the result of Annual General Meeting 2021 by correspondence, Captain Subramaniam Karuppiah, General Manager, Port Klang Port Authority, Malaysia, was elected as the new IAPH President for a two-year term of 2021-2023.Consequently, the office of Vice President for Asia, South East and Oceania region became vacant. Mr. Jay Daniel R. Santiago, General Manager, Philippine Ports Authority, Philippines, was duly elected to fill the vacancy.The other five Vice Presidents were re-elected and remain i

Welcome! Port of Authority of Trinidad and Tobago

June 25, 2021

The Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago established in 1961 administers the Port of Port of Spain that has been the gateway to the capital of the Twin Islands of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. The Port of Port of Spain is ideally positioned to the major sea lanes between the Americas, the islands of the Caribbean and the trading links between the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans via the Panama Canal. The services of the Authority are carried out by the 4 separate units, namely the Govern

Winners of IAPH Women’s Forum Scholarship 2021-2023

June 22, 2021

Ms. Flor Pitty, Chair of IAPH Women’s Forum is pleased to announce the winners of IAPH Women’s Forum Scholarship 2021-2023 below, congratulations! IAPH Women’s Forum Annual Meeting Scholarship 2021-2023 Winner Name: Ms. Hetti Mudiyanselage Dimuthu Hansika Samarakoon Organization: Sri Lanka Ports Authority (Sri Lanka) Ms. Hetti Mudiyanselage Dimuthu Hansika Samarakoon is entitled to make an original presentation at the IAPH Women’s Forum during the 2022 IAPH W

Ashdod Port and The Manufacturers Association of Israel call on startups to propose new technologies and products that will increase work safety

June 17, 2021

Usually innovation in factories is associated with increased productivity, however innovation and technology can also be used to increase safety and protect human lives, an area which is challenging for any company that employs many people. At the same time, solutions are required to provide startup companies with areas for experimentation in light of the lack of suitable infrastructure. Ashdod Port Company is making efforts to promote safety solutions, which can be developed and adopted. A t

HudsonCyber Announces the Launch of PortLogixTM

May 25, 2021

HudsonCyber, Associate member of IAPH announces the launch of PortLogixTM, its Cybersecurity Data-Driven Program Management System. Cherry Hill, NJ, May 17, 2021 // HudsonCyber, a division of HudsonAnalytix, Inc., is pleased to announce the launch of its PortLogixTM application, an innovative cybersecurity program management system specifically designed for ports, port facilities, and terminal operators. PortLogixTM helps port stakeholders assess their cybersecurity capabilities, discover gaps,

Welcome to a new Associate member from Mauritius!

May 10, 2021

VISTACOM isa strategic communications agency engaged in building brands, increasing awareness and boosting demand for our customers through cost cutting edge technologies in the fields of Communication & Public Relations, Media training, Crisis Management Issues. Internal communication, Digital communication, Social media, etc. The company ispresently associated with the Mauritius Ports Authority in a PPP endeavor to conceive, design, deploy and operate a complete end to end Platform to act as a

An all-time record for unloaded containers was broken at Ashdod Port despite the coronavirus

May 10, 2021

The coronavirus pandemic that broke out almost a year ago had a dramatic impact on our lives and it appears that it also impacted the consumption habits of Israelis. If we assumed that due to the high unemployment rates private spending would take a hit, based on the number of containers that entered Israel we can assess that it actually increased. The closure of aviation due to the breakout of the virus and the dwindling number of daily passenger planes that had also been carrying cargo, led t

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