MAMLa NEWS
The latest edition of the "Coffee with MAMLa" program, aired on Wednesday, November 20, highlighted the impact of women's leadership in maritime education in Latin America.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the Women in Shipping and Trades International Association (WISTA International) have launched the second edition of their global survey on women in maritime. This project, which is conducted every three years, seeks to collect key data on women's participation in the maritime sector, as well as the roles they play in this strategic field.
Last November 7, 2024, Red MAMLa held a new version of the virtual event Café con MAMLa, this time with the theme: “Communication Skills: Listening and Strategies for Assertiveness”, under the guidance of the Mentoring Committee led by Natalia Suárez.
For the second time the Port of Veracruz had the honor of hosting the representatives of the Maritime Authorities of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic and Uruguay, as well as the Secretary of the Viña del Mar Agreement (AVM) as members of the Regional Operational Cooperation Network of Maritime Authorities of the Americas (ROCRAM), with