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The Port Authority of the Bay of Cadiz will participate in various national and international fairs, congresses, and commercial meetings during the coming months, mainly linked to the cruise, logistics, trade, and free zone sectors.
The APBC's Commercial Action Plan aims to promote the Port of the Bay of Cadiz and the companies that make up its port community nationally and internationally, through participation in fairs and events, trade missions, and professional meetings, among other actions.
With this objective, the Port Authority will be present during September, October, and November at various key events for strategic sectors for the port, with a special presence in the areas of cruises and logistics.
The calendar begins in September in Las Palmas, where the APBC will participate in the 69th General Assembly of MedCruise on the 15th, and in Seatrade Cruise Med, which will be held on the 16th and 17th, where it will take the opportunity to present, together with Endesa, the OPS for cruises at the Port of Cadiz at the Ports of Spain stand. The agenda in Las Palmas will be completed on the 18th with participation in the CLIA European Summit.
In October, the Port Authority of the Bay of Cadiz will be present at Fruit Attraction, which will be held from the 6th to the 8th at IFEMA Madrid, also within the institutional stand of Ports of Spain, to continue promoting the capabilities of the Port of the Bay of Cadiz linked to the logistics and fruit and vegetable sector.
Likewise, the Port of the Bay of Cadiz will participate from October 26 to 28 in the AZFA Congress (Association of Free Zones of the Americas), which is held in Cadiz, a new opportunity to strengthen the port's projection and generate connections with operators and companies linked to international trade.
In November, commercial activity will continue with participation in the CLIA Spain commercial day, which will take place in Madrid on the 9th, followed by the International Cruise Summit (ICS) on the 10th and 11th, also in the capital, two events focused on the cruise sector.
The international calendar will close on November 24 and 25 in Tangier, with participation in the Spanish-Moroccan Meeting, organized at the Tangier Chamber of Commerce, where the APBC will continue working on promoting the opportunities offered by the Port of the Bay of Cadiz as a logistical and commercial hub.
These actions are part of the APBC's commercial strategy to reinforce the presence of the Port of the Bay of Cadiz in strategic markets, generate new business opportunities, and strengthen relationships with shipping companies, logistics operators, companies, and other agents linked to maritime-port activity.
