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COMMITTEE ON PARTNERSHIP FOR OEA/Ser.W
DEVELOPMENT POLICIES CIDI/CPD/INF.126/26 3 February 2026
Original: Spanish
PRESENTATION ON THE STATUS OF ACTIVITIES
OF CIDI MINISTERIAL SECTORS:
PORTS
(Delivered by Jorge Durán, Chief of the Ports Section, during the meeting of the Commission held on January 30, 2026)Secretariat of the Inter-American Committee on Ports 2025 Activities Jorge Duran Chief of Section jduran@oas.org www.portalcip.orgHeld the 25th Meeting of the CIP Executive Board (CECIP). Confirmed Barbados as the host of the 14th CIP Regular Meeting to be held June 16 – 18, 2026 in Bridgetown, Barbados.
1. Political Dialogue 418 scholarships to port personnel from 29 Member States valued at a total of USD $654,050.00; 18 certified professional capacity building courses/workshops; 2,927 port personnel from 33 Member States trained in 11 technical webinars;
Four (4) Hemispheric Conferences.
2. Capacity Building
Produced a Comparative Study on Maritime Port Concession Management Systems in LAC; Revised and relaunched the CIP Model Emergency Operations Plan (MEOP) for Caribbean Ports; Revised and relaunched the CIP Green Port Guide.
3. Technical Assistance Record-level of 75 CIP
Associate Members and Strategic Partners; Signed two (2) MoUs; Presented the annual CIP Maritime Award of the Americas & Port Industry Award; Participated as expert organization in 11 regional port fora.
4. Private Sector
Collaboration
Associate Members and Strategic Partners; Signed two (2) MoUs; Presented the annual CIP Maritime Award of the Americas & Port Industry Award; Participated as expert organization in 11 regional port fora.
4. Private Sector
Collaboration CIP in Numbers 2025CIP Executive Board 2023-2026 Chair, Vice Chairs & CIP Secretariat Technical Advisory Groups
(TAGs)
TAGs Chairs and Vice Chairs CIP Secretariat Barbados
LOGISTICS, INNOVATION
AND COMPETITIVENESS
PORT PROTECTION
AND SECURITY
SUSTAINABLE PORT
MANAGEMENT AND
ENVIRONMETAL
PROTECTION
PUBLIC POLICY ,
LEGISLATION AND
REGULATION
Antigua & Barbuda
WATERWAYS, INLAND
AND CRUISE PORTS
PORT-CITY RELATION,
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
AND GENDER EQUALITY
Uruguay Mexico Barbados Peru Guatemala Argentina Panama Honduras Paraguay United States Colombia 314 CIP Regular Meeting • First Caribbean Country to Chair the CIP Executive Board and hold a CIP Meeting
- Expected Participation
from Secretary General Albert Ramdin • Plan of Action for the next 3 years• Resolution “Convocation of the Fourteenth Regular Meeting of the Inter-American Committee on Ports” approved by CIDI in May 2025CIP Executive Board 2026-2029 CIP Secretariat Mexico
PORT PROTECTION
AND SECURITY
SUSTAINABLE PORT
MANAGEMENT AND
ENVIRONMETAL
PROTECTION
PUBLIC POLICY ,
LEGISLATION AND
REGULATION Antigua and Barbuda
WATERWAYS, INLAND
AND CRUISE PORTS
PORT-CITY RELATION,
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
AND GENDER EQUALITY
Dominican Republic Argentina Guatemala Barbados Colombia Uruguay Dominican Republic VACANT Paraguay United States
VACANT
Chair, Vice Chairs
WATERWAYS, INLAND
AND CRUISE PORTS
PORT-CITY RELATION,
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
AND GENDER EQUALITY
Dominican Republic Argentina Guatemala Barbados Colombia Uruguay Dominican Republic VACANT Paraguay United States
VACANT
Chair, Vice Chairs & CIP Secretariat Technical Advisory Groups
(TAGs)
TAGs Chairs and Vice Chairs
LOGISTICS, INNOVATION
AND COMPETITIVENESS
Costa RicaVACANTResources and Documents Logistics, Innovation, and Comptetitiveness Port Security and Protetion Sustainable Port Management Port Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulation Waterways, Inland, and Cruise Ports Port-City Relation, Social Responsibility, Gender Equality Compilation of Best
Practices: Logistics, Innovation, and
Competitiveness Contact Data Base of Port Facility Security Officers in the Americas Guide to Environmental Certification and Sustainability Reporting for Ports of the Americas Essential Elements for Port Legislation Information Bulletin on Waterways, Inland and Cruise Ports Guide to Tackling Harassment in the Waterway Transportation Sector Study on economic and competitiveness gains from the adoption of best practices in intermodal maritime and road transport in the Americas Compilation of Best Practices, Handbooks, and
Guidelines: Port Security and Protection
Compilation of Best
Practices: Sustainable Port Management and
Environmental Protection Compilation of Best Practices, Documents, and
Studies: Port Legislation,
Public Policy and Regulation
Information Bulletin: PortCity Relation (RPC), Social
Responsibility, Gender Equality Comparative Study on Maritime Port Concession Management Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean Risk Analysis Matrix for Port Facility Security Officers Information Bulletin on
Public Policy and Regulation
Information Bulletin: PortCity Relation (RPC), Social
Responsibility, Gender Equality Comparative Study on Maritime Port Concession Management Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean Risk Analysis Matrix for Port Facility Security Officers Information Bulletin on Sustainable Port Management Compilation of Best Practices, Guides and Surveys on RPC, Social Responsibility and Gender Equality
Information Bulletin: Logistics, Innovation,
Competitiveness CIP Model Emergency Operations Plan (MEOP) for Ports in the CaribbeanHold the 26th Meeting of the CIP Executive Board (CECIP) on March 12. Hold the 14th CIP Regular Meeting from June 16 to 18 in Bridgetown, Barbados.
1. Political Dialogue Offer at least 400 scholarships to Member States through collaboration with Strategic Partners such as the National Port
Authority of Peru, The Caribbean Maritime University and Puertos del Estado. Hold at least 8 webinars on port-relevant topics.
2. Capacity Building Implement Phase 2 of
the Improved Disaster Risk Management for Ports in the Caribbean Project. In collaboration with the Caribbean Shipping Association, hold at least 1 Regional Training Workshop and Tabletop Exercise in the context of the project.
3. Technical Assistance Sign two (2) Memoranda of Understanding with public/private institutions.
Present the annual CIP Maritime Award of the Americas & Port Industry Award of Excellence
4. Private Sector
Collaboration Upcoming 2026 Activities