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November 2, 2026
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#IAPH2026: Ports policy in practice

#IAPH2026 will offer delegates an opportunity to gain insights into regional opportunities from port professionals with deep regional expertise. On Tuesday 3 November, a series of breakout sessions in the Zenith room of ICC…

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#IAPH2026 will offer delegates an opportunity to gain insights into regional opportunities from port professionals with deep regional expertise. On Tuesday 3 November, a series of breakout sessions in the Zenith room of ICC Olympia will examine ‘Ports Policy in Practice’ across key regions. These sessions will offer a global perspective on the policies, investments and strategic developments shaping port growth. From India’s rapid infrastructure, sustainability and digitalisation progress, to the opportunities and challenges facing Central and South American ports, the rise of sustainable, globally connected Chinese ports and the rapidly evolving growth of ports across the Sub-Saharan African region, these sessions will provide high-level insights into the trends influencing trade, investment and long-term planning worldwide. Speakers include Wan Xinzhou, deputy director of Guangzhou Port Authority, Aruna Bunwaree Ramsaha, director general of Mauritius Ports Authority, Suneet Gupta, senior VP and global head of business development at Kale Logistics Solutions, and Leonel Molina, national director of the Seaports Commission of Guatemala. #IAPH2026 is where port leaders make the breakthroughs that count and the global connections that matter. Don’t miss out – there is still time to register. 投稿 #IAPH2026: Ports policy in practice は IAPH に最初に表示されました。

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