# RedMAMLa ## Posts - [SMART-C WOMEN: TRAINING THAT BOOSTS FEMALE LEADERSHIP IN THE MARITIME SECTOR](https://redmamla.org/en/smart-c-women-training-that-boosts-female-leadership-in-the-maritime-sector/): The International Maritime Organization (IMO), in collaboration with the Republic of Korea, continues to strengthen women’s participation in the maritime sector through the SMART-C Women Project, an initiative that promotes gender equality through specialized training and professional development. In March 2026, the program’s largest cohort took place, bringing together 40 professionals from countries across Asia and the Pacific. They participated in online training sessions delivered by experts from the World Maritime University. The program focused on three key areas: decarbonization, digitalization, and gender empowerment, enhancing both technical competencies and leadership skills. SMART-C Women aims to address the longstanding challenges women […] - [RED MAMLa COMMEMORATES FIVE YEARS OF ITS DIGITAL PLATFORM AND LAUNCHES ITS REDESIGNED WEBSITE WITH IMO SUPPORT](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-commemorates-five-years-of-its-digital-platform-and-launches-its-redesigned-website-with-imo-support/): During April 2026, the Network of Women of Maritime Authorities of Latin America (Red MAMLa) celebrates a significant milestone: the fifth anniversary of the launch of its institutional website, www.redmamla.org. Since its creation in 2021, this platform has become a fundamental pillar for the dissemination of information, knowledge, and collaboration in the maritime-port sector of the region. The website was officially launched on April 5, 2021, during the presidency of Paula Pérez (Colombia), marking a strategic advancement and providing Red MAMLa with a solid institutional platform that complemented its initial presence on social media. Since its launch, the website has […] - [RED MAMLa PRESENT AT THE CXXIV BOARD MEETING OF COCATRAM](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-present-at-the-cxxiv-board-meeting-of-cocatram/): On Friday, March 27, 2026, the President of Red MAMLa attended the CXXIV Board Meeting of the Central American Commision for Maritime Transport – COCATRAM, where she delivered a presentation on the institutional framework and regulations of the Network. She referred to the work carried out, the actions currently being implemented, and future projects that are aligned with the Global Strategy of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) for Women’s Associations in the Maritime Sector, as well as the Red MAMLa Strategy 2025–2029. It was noted that the successes of Red MAMLa involve support for its membership from Maritime Authorities, inviting […] - [“COFFEE WITH MAMLa” SPECIAL EDITION FOR INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY: LEADERSHIP AND INSTITUTIONAL TRANSFORMATION](https://redmamla.org/en/coffee-with-mamla-special-edition-for-international-womens-day-leadership-and-institutional-transformation/): In a day marked by a commitment to equal opportunities and the strengthening of institutional leadership, the webinar “Coffee with MAMLa: International Women’s Day Special Edition” was successfully held. The meeting, held on March 12, was established as a strategic space for reflection and learning, bringing together leading specialists from international organizations to address the tools needed for transforming the maritime, port, and logistics sector in the region. The opening of the event was led by Ms. Magdalena Santos Polanco, President of the MAMLa Network, who delivered the welcome remarks, highlighting that these spaces are vital for promoting and strengthening […] - [RED MAMLa LEADS DISCUSSION ON REGIONAL IMPACT AND FEMALE LEADERSHIP IN THE MARITIME SECTOR](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-leads-discussion-on-regional-impact-and-female-leadership-in-the-maritime-sector/): On March 9th, in cooperation with MTCC Latin America and the International Maritime University of Panama (UMIP), the webinar titled “International Women’s Day – Rights, Justice, Action for All Women and Girls” was successfully held. The academic and professional event aimed to highlight the career paths of women in the industry and to propose a concrete roadmap toward equity in the maritime, port, and related sectors in the region. The session began with welcome remarks by Ms. Magdalena Santos Polanco, President of Red MAMLa, who emphasized the importance of strengthening support and collaboration networks among leaders in the sector. She […] - [RED MAMLa COMMEMORATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY BY PROMOTING FEMALE LEADERSHIP IN THE REGIONAL MARITIME SECTOR](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-commemorates-international-womens-day-by-promoting-female-leadership-in-the-regional-maritime-sector/): Within the framework of International Women’s Day, the Network of Women of Latin American Maritime Authorities (Red MAMLa) strengthened its regional leadership through a strategic agenda that included participation in international media, high-level academic forums, and technical meetings aimed at reinforcing the role of women in the maritime, port, and logistics sectors. As part of this commemoration, the President of Red MAMLa, Magdalena Santos Polanco, took part in a publication released by the specialized digital outlet Info-Transportes, where the organization’s strategic role in promoting female leadership in the region was highlighted. The article underscores the work carried out by Red […] - [RED MAMLa HIGHLIGHTS PROGRESS IN REGIONAL INTEGRATION FOLLOWING COURTESY MEETING IN HONDURAS](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-highlights-progress-in-regional-integration-following-courtesy-meeting-in-honduras/): As part of efforts to strengthen regional maritime cooperation, the Network of Women of Maritime Authorities of Latin America (Red MAMLa) positively գնահատed the recent courtesy meeting held in Honduras between sector authorities. The meeting was led by the Director General of the Honduran Merchant Marine, Captain Alejandro Rodríguez Escoto, who received the Executive Director of the Central American Maritime Transport Commission (COCATRAM), Otto Noack. Also in attendance were the Deputy Director General and Pro Tempore President of the Network of Women in Maritime and Port Authorities of Central America (REMPORT), Laura Rivera Carbajal, and the President of Red MAMLa, […] - [20 YEARS OF THE MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION: MESSAGE FROM IMO SECRETARY-GENERAL](https://redmamla.org/en/20-years-of-the-maritime-labour-convention-message-from-imo-secretary-general/): February 23rd marks 20 years since the adoption of the Maritime Labor Convention or MLC 2006. A global instrument which sets seafarers employment rights and decent working conditions. Behind every vessel that crosses the oceans are individuals who spent long months away from their families, working in demanding and often challenging conditions to keep world trade moving. The Maritime Labor Convention (MLC 2006) recognizes not only their employment rights, but also their dignity as people. together with the international convention for the safety of life at sea and the international convention on standards of training certification and watchkeeping for seafarers […] - [RED MAMLa AND SENACYT: PROMOTING GENDER EQUALITY IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND INNOVATION IN PANAMA’S MARITIME SECTOR](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-and-senacyt-promoting-gender-equality-in-science-technology-and-innovation-in-panamas-maritime-sector/): Ciudad del Saber, Panama – The Latin American Maritime Authorities Women’s Network (Red MAMLa), represented by its General Coordinator, Farash Duarte, and Michelle G. Arrocha, Director of the Committee on Foreign Relations and International Cooperation (CRECI), paid an institutional visit to the National Secretariat of Science, Technology and Innovation (SENACYT). The meeting was attended by Dr. Eduardo Ortega-Barría, National Secretary of SENACYT, and Ms. Rella Rosenshain, Head of Information and Public Relations. The main objective of the meeting was to discuss the National Policy for Gender Equality in Science, Technology and Innovation of the Republic of Panama through 2040. This […] - [IMO PROMOTES FEMALE INCLUSION IN ITS SENSREC PROJECT WITH NEW AUDIOVISUAL SERIES](https://redmamla.org/en/imo-promotes-female-inclusion-in-its-sensrec-project-with-new-audiovisual-series/): The International Maritime Organization (IMO), through its SENSREC Project, has launched a new video series aimed at highlighting the role of women in the ship recycling sector, emphasizing their key contribution toward building a more inclusive, safe, and sustainable industry. SENSREC, a capacity-building initiative, supports developing countries in implementing the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships, promoting policy alignment, institutional development, and the adoption of responsible technical, social, and environmental practices. In this context, the audiovisual series—composed of three segments—addresses fundamental aspects for the modernization of the maritime sector. The first episode, “Enhancing […] - [RED MAMLa PRESENT AT THE CELEBRATION OF HONDURAN WOMEN’S DAY](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-present-at-the-celebration-of-honduran-womens-day/): At an event held on the morning of January 30, 2026, the president of the MAMLa Network, attorney Magdalena Santos, delivered a presentation as part of the celebration of Honduran Women’s Day, which is commemorated every year on January 25. On this occasion, the commemoration held special significance, marking 70 years since the historic achievement through which Honduran women obtained the right to vote. The event was organized by the Gender Unit of the Honduran Maritime Authority and was presided over by the institution’s Deputy Director General and Honduras’s Permanent Representative to the MAMLa Network, attorney Laura Rivera Carbajal. It […] - [MAMLa NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE SETS STRATEGIC GUIDELINES AND STRENGTHENS REGIONAL VISIBILITY FOR 2026](https://redmamla.org/en/mamla-network-communications-committee-sets-strategic-guidelines-and-strengthens-regional-visibility-for-2026/): The Network of Women of Maritime Authorities of Latin America (MAMLa Network) held its first Communications Committee meeting of 2026 on January 26, with the aim of establishing strategic guidelines and strengthening the institutional visibility of the Network. The session was led by the Director of the Communications Committee, Dayanis Escorcia, who welcomed the participants and highlighted the importance of consolidating active, coordinated communication aligned with the Network’s objectives. On this occasion, the President of the MAMLa Network, Magdalena Santos, urged member countries to reinforce their participation and enhance the dissemination of activities carried out, in accordance with institutional guidelines. […] - [MAMLa GUATEMALA COMMITTEE HOLDS WORKING MEETING AT THE MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE](https://redmamla.org/en/mamla-guatemala-committee-holds-working-meeting-at-the-ministry-of-national-defense/): The MAMLa Guatemala Committee held a working meeting at the headquarters of the Ministry of National Defense, with the aim of strengthening training and cooperation efforts, in line with the objectives of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and within the framework of the work promoted by the MAMLa Network and REMPORT. During the meeting, the official introduction of Guatemala’s new representatives to the MAMLa Network took place. Lieutenant (Navy) Ada María Barrientos assumed the role of permanent representative, while Ensign (Navy) Katherine Nichole Madrid was appointed as alternate representative. The occasion also recognized the contributions of Ensign (Frigate) Ingrid Jaquelina […] - [GUATEMALA SHARES PROGRESS ON THE MILITARY WOMEN POLICY IN THE SICA REGIONAL FORUM](https://redmamla.org/en/guatemala-shares-progress-on-the-military-women-policy-in-the-sica-regional-forum/): The General Directorate of Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law of the Ministry of National Defense participated, together with CICAM Guatemala, ALINEA International, and the Central American Integration System (SICA), in a session to present and discuss the Military Women Policy of the Guatemalan Army. The event took place on December 15 and 16, 2025, at the headquarters of the SICA General Secretariat in San Salvador, El Salvador. During the event, progress in implementing this policy was presented. The policy is designed to strengthen the participation, leadership, and professional development of Guatemalan military women, including those serving in maritime roles. […] - [NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM THE IMO SECRETARY-GENERAL](https://redmamla.org/en/new-year-message-from-the-imo-secretary-general/): As 2026 begins, I would like to focus on something simple: getting things done. At the IMO, this is the “Year of Implementation,” moving from plans to concrete actions and measurable progress, reflected in our World Maritime Theme: From Policy to Practice: Driving Maritime Excellence. Seafarers—nearly 2 million people work at sea. Recognizing that training must keep pace with the sector’s new realities, we will begin a major update of the STCW Convention on Training, including emerging technologies, new fuels, and evolving requirements. Regarding decarbonization, we will continue advancing efforts to reduce the sector’s greenhouse gas emissions by or around […] - [NEW YEAR’s GREETING FROM THE PRESIDENCY OF RED MAMLa](https://redmamla.org/en/new-years-greeting-from-the-presidency-of-red-mamla/): May this new year that is beginning be a space of solidarity, professionalism, and the practice of values to continue promoting women’s leadership in the maritime, port, and related sectors of Latin America. May the vastness of the sea remind us that there are many challenges, but also many opportunities to continue working toward more inclusive, equitable, and fair sectors. Magdalena SantosPresident, Red MAMLa - [VII GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF RED MAMLa: REGIONAL COOPERATION, LEADERSHIP AND A SHARED VISION FOR THE FUTURE](https://redmamla.org/en/vii-general-assembly-of-red-mamla-regional-cooperation-leadership-and-a-shared-vision-for-the-future/): The Network of Women of Maritime Authorities of Latin America (Red MAMLa) successfully held its VII General Assembly, within the framework of the commemoration of its eighth anniversary (2017–2025), reaffirming its commitment to strengthening women’s leadership and regional cooperation in the maritime sector. In-Person Session – EcuadorThe first session was held in person at the facilities of DP World Ecuador in Posorja, providing a space for dialogue, reflection, and strategic planning for the Network. The event began with welcoming remarks and the official opening of the session by the President of the Consultative Council of Red MAMLa, CC Macarena Cladera, […] - [MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENCY ON THE OCCASION OF THE 8TH ANNIVERSARY OF MAMLa NETWORK](https://redmamla.org/en/message-from-the-presidency-on-the-occasion-of-the-8th-anniversary-of-mamla-network/): Dear Members,Today, we celebrate eight years of our Network’s life with great emotion. These past eight years have been filled with meetings, learning opportunities, shared challenges, and, above all, a deep conviction that together, we are stronger, and that the sea is also transformed when women move forward united. Throughout this journey, we have established genuine connections, fostered collaboration among our countries, and empowered women leaders in Latin America’s maritime sector. As we celebrate this anniversary, we are filled with greater experience, facing new challenges, and still inspired by the same energy that motivated us from day one. The year […] - [MACh NETWORK AND MAMLa NETWORK MEETING: STRENGTHENING COOPERATION AMONG WOMEN IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY](https://redmamla.org/en/mach-network-and-mamla-network-meeting-strengthening-cooperation-among-women-in-the-maritime-industry/): The Chilean Women Customs Officers Network (Red MACh) extended a special invitation to our Honorary Member and Web Editor of Red MAMLa, Lissette Moreno, to participate in a professional exchange session aimed at strengthening collaboration between women’s networks in the maritime-port and customs sectors. The virtual meeting featured an enriching dialogue on best practices, opportunities for cooperation, and female leadership experiences in strategic maritime and port industry sectors. During the meeting, Lissette Moreno presented the origins of Red MAMLa, its evolution, and the strategic guidelines that direct the organization’s work. These guidelines focus on increasing the visibility, participation, and empowerment […] - [IMO UNVEILS NEW LOGO AND VISUAL IDENTITY](https://redmamla.org/en/imo-unveils-new-logo-and-visual-identity/): The International Maritime Organization (IMO) officially announced the update of its logo and visual identity during the 34th session of the Assembly, held from November 24 to December 3. The presentation was made by the Secretary-General of the Organization, Arsenio Domínguez, who emphasized that this renewal reflects the IMO’s modern vision and its commitment to the current challenges facing maritime transport. During the closing of the Assembly on December 3, the Secretary-General emphasized that the new design “embodies the Organization’s ongoing commitment to safe, efficient, and environmentally friendly maritime transport, as well as to cooperation among Member States to protect […] - [FIRST LIEUTENANT CATHERINE GONZÁLEZ PIZARRO HONORED ON NATIONAL DAY OF THE CANTINERAS](https://redmamla.org/en/first-lieutenant-catherine-gonzalez-pizarro-honored-on-national-day-of-the-cantineras/): In commemoration of National Day of the Cantineras, an event that recognizes the women who supported Chilean troops during the War of the Pacific, more than forty female public servants were honored for continuing that legacy of courage and commitment. Among them was First Lieutenant Catherine González Pizarro, a member of Red MamLa, who was recognized for her professionalism, leadership, and contribution to strengthening the role of women in the field of defense. Her work reflects the spirit of the historic cantineras, women who assisted the troops with dedication, courage, and unconditional service. The recognition of Lieutenant González highlights her […] - [RED MAMLa CELEBRATES THE FIRST COURSE FOR WOMEN PORT STATE CONTROL OFFICERS](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-celebrates-the-first-course-for-women-port-state-control-officers/): Red MAMLa celebrates the completion of the first course for women Port State Control Officers (OSERP), developed within the framework of the Viña del Mar Agreement (AVM). This historic event was delivered by the Argentine Naval Prefecture, with funding from the Government of Malaysia through the IMO’s Latin American Technical Cooperation Section, and was supported by the host country, the General Directorate of the Merchant Marine (DGMM) of the Republic of Honduras, and the Central American Maritime Transport Commission (COCATRAM). This was the second stage of the course, which was held in person after three weeks of virtual training supervised […] - [RED MAMLa PARTICIPATES IN THE XXIV REGULAR MEETING OF ROCRAM](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-participates-in-the-xxiv-regular-meeting-of-rocram/): The XXIV Ordinary Meeting of the Regional Cooperation Network of Maritime Authorities of the Americas (ROCRAM) was held in Lima, Peru. The meeting was organized by the General Directorate of Port Authorities and Coast Guard of Peru (DICAPI), which serves as the organization’s Secretary General. The meeting included participation from the main maritime authorities. Over the course of three days, representatives of the member states discussed a wide-ranging agenda aimed at strengthening maritime safety, marine environmental protection, seafarer training, and regional technical cooperation. Topics of note included the mitigation of radiated underwater noise, management of microplastics in marine ecosystems, strengthening […] - [RED MAMLa PARTICIPATED IN THE FIRST TECHNICAL WORKSHOP ON VARIOUS IMO MATTERS ALONGSIDE THE MARITIME AUTHORITIES OF ROCRAM](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-participated-in-the-first-technical-workshop-on-various-imo-matters-alongside-the-maritime-authorities-of-rocram/): The Latin American Maritime Authorities Women’s Network – MAMLa Network was present at the First Technical Workshop on Various IMO Matters, held on October 20 and 21, 2025, in Lima, Peru, with the participation of representatives from the 13 maritime authorities that are members of the Regional Operational Cooperation Network of Maritime Authorities of the Americas (ROCRAM). The training was organized by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) under the Integrated Technical Cooperation Program (PICT) in coordination with the General Directorate of Port Authorities and Coast Guard (DICAPI), Maritime Authority of Peru, host country of the meeting. The opening ceremony was […] - [WorldMaritimeDay2025 | MESSAGE FROM THE IMO SECRETARY-GENERAL](https://redmamla.org/en/worldmaritimeday2025-message-from-the-imo-secretary-general/): Under the theme ‘Our ocean, our obligation, our opportunity’, the International Maritime Organization celebrates World Maritime Day. In his commemorative message, IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Domínguez emphasizes the urgent need to preserve our oceans. «The oceans sustain life on Earth as we know it. They allow us to breathe and regulate our climate. The oceans also bring food to our table, connect people between continents, and provide world maritime routes for ships, which transport 80% of world trade. But our oceans are in danger. Plastic pollution, rising temperatures, acidification, overfishing. Our oceans are fighting to withstand human pressure. The deterioration of the oceans is not a coincidence, but a consequence […] - [RED MAMLa IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE AN IMPORTANT MILESTONE FOR THE MEXICAN MERCHANT NAVY](https://redmamla.org/en/red-mamla-is-proud-to-announce-an-important-milestone-for-the-mexican-merchant-navy/): 1 August 2025 will go down as a momentous date for the maritime and port sectors in Mexico and the wider region. For the first time, a woman will take the helm of the General Directorate of the Merchant Marine, one of the most emblematic agencies responsible for navigation, maritime safety and the development of national maritime trade. Captain Claudia Hernández Sordo, a graduate of the Tampico Merchant Marine Academy with an impeccable professional career and a deep commitment to the sector, will take on this historic responsibility, inspiring more women to lead and excel in these waters. The Latin […] - [MAMLas AT THE HELM: MEETING ANA LAURA LÓPEZ BAUTISTA, INSPIRING STORIES](https://redmamla.org/en/mamlas-at-the-helm-ana-laura-lopez/): “I was only 15 when I first stepped onto a small fishing boat. Leaning on the bow that morning and feeling the sea breeze, I decided I would devote my life to the sea. In 1989, I enrolled at the Merchant Navy Training Academy, graduating four years later as a Deck Officer in Training — the only woman in Mexico to complete the course that year. I sailed on a container ship, which was both my school and my home, and every watch reaffirmed my belief that women are capable and competent. My time at sea led me to obtain […] - [GUATEMALA MOVES TOWARDS GENDER EQUALITY IN THE MARITIME SECTOR](https://redmamla.org/en/guatemala-moves-towards-gender-equality-in-the-maritime-sector/): We celebrate Ensign Katherine Nicolle Madrid Rosales’ participation in the virtual phase of the “Leadership and Empowerment of Women in the Maritime Sector” training course, an initiative promoted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and WISTA, with academic support from the World Maritime University. This achievement demonstrates how training and professional development are creating opportunities for women to assume leadership roles and contribute their talent, vision and commitment to the development of the maritime sector. - [III MEETING OF WOMEN IN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE MARITIME SECTOR CELEBRATES LEADERSHIP AND GENDER EQUALITY IN COLOMBIA](https://redmamla.org/en/iii-meeting-of-women-in-the-public-and-private-maritime-sector-celebrates-leadership-and-gender-equality-in-colombia/): With a clear message of equality, leadership, and transformation, the Marriott Hotel in Santa Marta hosted the Third Meeting of Women in the Maritime Sector from the Public and Private Sectors, celebrating the strength, leadership, and determination of those who bravely navigate the maritime industry. The General Maritime Directorate (DIMAR), Red MAMLa, and WISTA Colombia led this event, together with partner entities such as SENA, Petrobras, MedTug, ColTug, SAAM Towage, the Colombian Maritime Chamber, and the Port Society of Santa Marta. Since 2023, this event has promoted dialogue on gender equality, harassment prevention, and strengthening female leadership in the maritime […] - [SAVE THE DATE! OUR OCEANS: A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY](https://redmamla.org/en/save-the-date-our-oceans-a-shared-responsibility/): The Committee on Foreign Relations and International Cooperation (CRECI) of Red MAMLa invites all stakeholders in the maritime, environmental, and international cooperation fields to a key dialogue that will focus on ocean governance as a shared commitment. Under the IMO World Maritime Day Theme 2025: “Our oceans, our obligation, our opportunity,” this space aims to highlight experiences of leadership, technical cooperation, and citizen participation to strengthen the protection and sustainable use of our seas. We look forward to you joining us for an open dialogue on action, leadership, and cooperation for the protection and sustainable use of the oceans. During […] ## Pages - [Strategic Partners](https://redmamla.org/en/about-us/strategic-partners/): Strategic Partners Socios estratégicos The MAMLa Network has 19 Member States represented by the Maritime Authorities of each country. Additionally, the Network strengthens its work by collaborating with other public and private organizations. Although these organizations are not formally associated with the Network, they work with our membership as strategic partners to promote common initiatives. This diversity of allies broadens the regional impact and enriches our collaborative efforts. A broad and varied network of strategic partners strengthens our capabilities and provides valuable support to our collaborative work. Constantly interacting with institutions of different profiles and areas of expertise generates synergies […] - [Parent Organization](https://redmamla.org/en/about-us/parent-organization/): Parent Organization Parent Organization The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is a United Nations agency whose mission is to promote cooperation between states and the shipping industry to improve maritime safety, facilitate international trade, and prevent marine pollution. Since its establishment, the IMO has adopted numerous international conventions that regulate shipping, establish global standards, and strengthen the foundation of a safe, efficient, and sustainable maritime system. The IMO promotes a global commitment to the inclusion and empowerment of women in the maritime sector, among its many areas of action. This commitment is reflected in the IMO’s «Women in Maritime Program,» which […] - [Directorio Historico (ingles)](https://redmamla.org/en/about-us/historical-directory/): Historical Directory Directorio Red MAMLa: Histórico En este espacio encontrarás información acerca de los distintos Comités Ejecutivos de Red MAMLa, quienes conformaron el equipo de trabajo y cuales fueron las atividades y documentación desarrollada en cada periodo. Para visualizar, sólo debes seleccionar el periodo/año que desees revisar: contacts + 507 501 5112 coordinacion@redmamia.org Headquarters address. Maritime Authority of Panama. P.O. Box 0843-00533. Diablo Height, Ancón Republic of Panama. REDMAMLA.ORG © 2025 – International Maritime Organization (IMO) Design and development by pimba estudio & Lissette Moreno - [Sister Associations](https://redmamla.org/en/about-us/sister-associations/): Sister Associations Sister Associations A central component of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Gender Program is establishing professional associations and networks of women in maritime (WIMAs). These networks provide opportunities for technical collaboration, experience sharing, and mutual support, helping to break down the institutional and cultural barriers that have historically limited women’s entry into and growth within the sector. Under the auspices of the IMO, eight regional associations have been formed and now bring together participants from 152 countries and territories. 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REDMAMLA.ORG © 2025 – International Maritime Organization (IMO) Design and development by pimba estudio & Lissette Moreno - [Members States](https://redmamla.org/en/member-states/): Members States this is Latin America Latin America, surrounded by 3 oceans and 14 seas, is a region that holds an exuberant variety of marine ecosystems, due to the vast extension of its coasts and the diversity of its climate and temperature — from tropical heat to the icy southern waters. Considering that around 60% of the world’s terrestrial, marine, and freshwater life is found in this region (UNEP Statistics, 2020), the potential of Latin America’s marine resources is enormous. It includes marine flora and fauna from tropical and Antarctic seas, from the Atlantic coasts in the east to the […] - [Ephemerides](https://redmamla.org/en/ephemerides/): Ephemerides !Únete a nuestra comunidad digital! @redmamla contacts + 507 501 5112 coordinacion@redmamia.org Headquarters address. 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REDMAMLA.ORG © 2025 – International Maritime Organization (IMO) Design and development by pimba estudio & Lissette Moreno - [About Us](https://redmamla.org/en/about-us/): About Us We are the MAMLa Network The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has made significant efforts to ensure that women achieve higher levels of representation within the maritime sector. An example of this was the creation of the Women in Development Programme in 1988, under which Women in Maritime Associations (WIMA) have been established in Africa, the Arab States, Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America, and the Pacific — covering 152 countries and 490 dependent territories — as platforms to discuss gender issues, share experiences and best practices, receive training, and enhance the implementation of IMO instruments. In line with the […] - [Sitio en construcción](https://redmamla.org/en/sitio-en-construccion/) - [Home - English](https://redmamla.org/en/home/): The sea unites us We seek to integrate women from Latin America who work in the maritime and port sector. 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. Parent organization → Sister associations → Strategic partners → contacts + 507 501 5112 coordinacion@redmamia.org Headquarters address. Maritime Authority of Panama. P.O. Box 0843-00533. Diablo […] [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)