Institutional strengthening, sustainability, and security of Colombia's port system
Program focused on leadership, regulation, and decision-making for executive port-sector teams.
As part of its commitment to strengthening institutional capabilities and adopting international standards, AAPA LATAM will develop a specialized training seminar for the Superintendence of Transport and its Ports Delegation, in the context of Colombia's strategic port-system transformation.
The session will focus on the critical axes that currently define port competitiveness: legal and regulatory stability, environmental and economic sustainability, port-city relations under Agenda 2030, and supply-chain security enabled by technology and data analytics.
Sessions focused on port competitiveness, Agenda 2030, and supply-chain security.
Executive President - AAPA LATAM
He will address the strategic framework for environmental, economic, and institutional preparedness facing Colombia's port system, with emphasis on managing regulatory and contractual milestones, compliance with international sustainability standards, digitalization as a supervision and control tool, and the role of public-private collaboration in strengthening port competitiveness.
Agenda 2030 Director - AIVP
He will present a technical vision of the port-city relationship and its alignment with Agenda 2030, highlighting international best practices that integrate port operations with sustainable urban development. His intervention will focus on governance models, sustainability indicators, and strategies to turn the port-city relationship into a key competitiveness and operational continuity factor.
Consultant specialized in logistics and supply-chain security
He will analyze security and technology challenges and solutions applied to supply chains, focusing on risk-management models (SCRM), logistics security systems, predictive analytics, end-to-end traceability, and academia's role as a strategic ally for port planning and real-time asset supervision.
Date, time, location, and modality details.
Date
March 6
Time
8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Location
Universidad de La Sabana, Chía, Cundinamarca
Modality
In-person
Closing information, event call, and communication channels.
At AAPA LATAM, we reaffirm our commitment to being a strategic partner for authorities and sector stakeholders, promoting specialized training spaces that contribute to a safer, more sustainable, resilient, and internationally aligned Colombian port system.
We are advancing the design of tailored training sessions for our members. Interested in joining these opportunities?
Write to us at mariana.granados@aapalatam.org. Our Program Coordinator, Mariana Granados, will provide more information.
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