ISSA President Rafael Fernandez will be one of the key speakers at an international conference that will explore the importance of the Canary Islands, especially the Port of Las Palmas, as a strategic maritime hub in the mid-Atlantic.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria will host Shipping Canary Islands 2025 between Oct 20 & 21 and the conference is seen as a key event for maritime and logistics professionals worldwide.
According to the organisers, the primary objective of the event is to reinforce the international standing of the Port of Las Palmas. Recognised for its significance in the offshore energy sector and its pivotal role in maritime traffic between Africa, Europe, and the Americas, the port has also emerged as a crucial hub for the resupply of vessels rerouted from the Red Sea to Africa.
Shipping Canary Islands 2025 will provide a unique platform to explore the most pressing issues currently shaping the sector, including global geopolitics, the impact of Mercosur on international trade, EU emissions regulations, and global port positioning strategies. The conference will also delve into the future of maritime transport and port infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on Africa’s increasing influence in global dynamics. Additionally, leading industry experts will share their knowledge and perspectives on the present and future of the maritime sector.
The programme will feature high-level presentations from renowned international experts as well as round table discussions on the latest innovations and trends in the sector. There will be ample networking opportunities to build valuable relationships and explore new partnerships.
If you would like to attend or to learn more then please visit https://oneport.org/shipping-canary-islands-2025/