
Following the successful congress held in Lima, Peru, AAPA LATAM announces that its next major regional event will take place in Guatemala — an edition that aims to continue strengthening the sector as a driver of development, innovation, and hemispheric cooperation.
Over three days, representatives from port authorities, private terminals, logistics operators, technology companies, multilateral organizations, and public and private leaders will gather to discuss the main challenges and opportunities of the maritime-port industry, with a special focus on sustainability, digital integration, security, infrastructure, and institutional governance.
Guatemala not only offers a privileged geographic location and growing logistics infrastructure but is also taking firm steps toward the modernization of its port systems. This context makes the country a key hub connecting the Caribbean, the Pacific, and the Central American interoceanic corridor.
The event will feature keynote conferences, expert panels, networking opportunities, a commercial exhibition, and technical visits, along with cultural activities that showcase Guatemala’s rich heritage and diversity.
“AAPA LATAM has become the main platform for envisioning the future of ports in our region. Guatemala will be an excellent host to continue advancing this agenda of development, collaboration, and innovation,” said Zulma Dinelli, General Director of the event.
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