The Network of Women in Maritime Authorities of Latin America: RED MAMLA
We are one of the eight Women in Maritime Associations (WIMA) established under the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Gender Programme.
Our work is focused on creating spaces and opportunities that promote the comprehensive development of women in the maritime sector across the region.
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MEXICO STRENGTHENS WOMEN’S PARTICIPATION AND LEADERSHIP IN THE MARITIME AND PORT SECTOR
As part of his working visit to Mexico, Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Arsenio Dominguez Velasco, met with…
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IMO ADVANCES PRACTICAL MEASURES TO IMPROVE MARITIME SAFETY IMPLEMENTATION
The twelfth session of the Sub-Committee on Implementation of IMO Instruments (III-12), held at the headquarters of the International Maritime…
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RED MAMLa TO PARTICIPATE IN THE 48th REPICA
From September 7 to 11, the Network of Women of Latin American Maritime Authorities (Red MAMLa) will participate in the…
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RED MAMLa LEAVES ITS MARK AT LATIN AMERICA’S FIRST MAJOR MARITIME GATHERING: DAMLa 1
Guatemala hosted, from July 27 to 29, a meeting that marked a turning point for the region: the 1st Meeting…
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MEMBER STATE PERU ENCOURAGES YOUNG WOMEN’S INTEREST IN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MARITIME SECTOR
As part of the commemorative activities for the International Day for Women in Maritime, and in line with the commitment…
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MAMLa Network CELEBRATES THE ESTABLISHMENT OF WIMA EUROPE, THE NEW WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PROMOTED BY THE IMO
The Network of Women’s Associations in the Maritime Sector continues to grow. On June 24, the official launch of the…
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INTERNATIONAL NAIROBI CONVENTION ON THE REMOVAL OF WRECKS
On 18 May 2007, the International Nairobi Convention on the Removal of Wrecks (the “Convention”) was adopted in response to…
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WHEN THE SEA TRANSFORMS: DECARBONIZATION OF MARITIME TRANSPORT AND THE ROLE OF WOMEN
Maritime transport is a fundamental pillar of international trade, as it moves more than 80% of the world’s cargo volume….
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RECYCLING THE END TO SOW THE FUTURE: SENSREC
The end of a ship’s voyage is not the closing of its story, but the beginning of a material and…
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THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE PORT STATE CONTROL (PSC)
The development of the maritime legal framework in Honduras has been key to positioning the country as a relevant actor…
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CHILE AT THE IALA COUNCIL: REGIONAL LEADERSHIP IN GLOBAL MARITIME GOVERNANCE
Chile’s election as a member of the Council of the International Association of Maritime Signaling Authorities (IALA), in its new…
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NAVAL ENGINEERING: THE FOUNDATION OF MARITIME SAFETY
In the vast maritime arena that connects continents, cultures, and economies, maritime safety has become an indispensable requirement for global…
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REPICA 2026
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JUL
I Meeting of Directors of the Latin American Maritime Authorities (DAMLa)
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JUN
Day of the Seafarer 2026
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JUN
Day of the Seafarer 2026 | “Carrying global trade. Carrying the risks”
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MAY
Café con MAMLa : Woman In Martime Day | Special Edition
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MAY
Women who lead and connect
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