APN and APAM Coordinate Technical Agenda to Improve Port Security

The National Port Authority (APN), an agency attached to the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), held a working meeting with the Peruvian Association of Maritime Agents (APAM) with the aim of consolidating collaboration between the public and private sectors for the benefit of the National Port System.

The meeting served as a framework to officially introduce the new president of APAM's Board of Directors, Lizbeth Chu Rodríguez, who was accompanied by director Gerardo Noguerol Colmenares and general manager Sabino Zaconeta. During the meeting, both institutions reaffirmed their willingness to maintain an integrated technical agenda.

Main areas of the agenda

• Climate risk management: Evaluation and implementation of preventive and coordinated actions in response to the occurrence of the El Niño Phenomenon (FEN) to mitigate operational impacts in the country's ports.
• Infrastructure and connectivity: Analysis of the current situation and proposed improvements to the accesses of the Callao Port Terminal to optimize terrestrial logistics flow.
• Operational continuity: Coordination of measures aimed at guaranteeing the security, fluidity, and sustainability of maritime-port operations nationwide.

With these types of initiatives, the APN and the APAM board reaffirm their commitment to work hand in hand to boost the competitiveness of Peruvian foreign trade and ensure operational continuity in the country's logistics chain.