MAMLa NEWS
From Red MAMLa we extend a warm welcome to our new members, and how honored we are to have them on board after the recent Extraordinary Assembly. The experience, knowledge and skills that each one brings with them will strengthen our Network, contributing significantly to energize and enrich our initiatives in the maritime field in the region.
The Latin American Network of Women Maritime Authorities held a virtual Extraordinary Assembly to approve the incorporation of new members to the organization.
In a recent event, a cooperation agreement was signed between the Maritime and Port University of Mexico and the Marine Supply Chain Business Connection (MSC BC). This agreement aims to strengthen the inter-institutional relationship and promote education and training in the merchant marine and maritime transportation sector.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO), through its Committee on Technical Cooperation and Implementation, has sent an invitation to participate in the Distance Learning Course "Uniform Implementation and Control of the Sulphur Content Limit (MARPOL Annex VI)" offered by the Kingdom of Spain.