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Waterways, Inland and Cruise Ports

Waterways, Inland and Cruise Ports TAG

Iñaki Arreseygor

Chair of the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) on Waterways, Inland and Cruise Ports

Executive Director - National Ports and Navigation Agency (ANPYN) of Argentina

 

In the framework of the XIII Regular Meeting of the Committee held in Roatan, Honduras, Argentina was re-elected as Chair of the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) on Waterways, Inland and Cruise Ports.

The National Ports and Navigation Agency aims to put the national navigation system at the service of producers and foreign trade without restrictions.

Understanding waterways and ports as the great engine of trade, we redouble our efforts to achieve a modern development framework, adapted to the present and future needs of foreign trade, both in the Trunk Waterway and in the navigation of inland rivers.

With regards to the cruise industry, we have consolidated our role with record numbers with respect to the last 10 years, promoting the growth of the sector, tourism and the link with the main cruise companies.

From ANPYN we assume this new commitment with the greatest of responsibilities, and with the certainty that, with the effort of all CIP member countries, we will achieve a robust growth in terms of trade, logistics and tourism, maximizing the exchange between private producers in the best possible terms.

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Julio Cesar Vera Cáceres

Vice Chair of the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) on Waterways, Inland and Cruise Ports

President of the Board - National Administration of Navigation and Ports (ANNP) of Paraguay

Julio Cesar Vera Cáceres