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  • Hutchison Ports PPC Hosts LIFE Women Program for a Technical Visit to the Balboa Terminal

    Hutchison Ports PPC had the honor of welcoming a group of talented women from the LIFE Women Program to the Balboa Terminal. This initiative is dedicated to empowering female leadership in mid-level and managerial roles within the Latin American maritime and port industry.

    During the visit, Hutchison Ports PPC CEO, Jared Zerbe, warmly welcomed the participants, emphasizing the importance of sustainability and gender equality in the industry’s growth and development. Roxana Ortega, Project Manager at Hutchison Ports PPC, delivered an insightful presentation on climate change, highlighting the company’s commitment to social, governance, and environmental initiatives as part of its sustainable progress strategy.

    Jared Zerbe, Chief Executive Officer

    The experience included a technical tour of the Balboa Terminal, where the participants gained valuable insights into port operations and explored innovations that keep Hutchison Ports PPC at the forefront of industry.

    Hutchison Ports PPC extends its gratitude to the Panama Maritime Authority and Empresa Multimodal for making this important exchange possible. The event provided a platform to share our vision and expertise with professionals committed to shaping the future of the maritime-port industry.

    Technical tour at the facilities of the Port of Balboa

    With this visit, Hutchison Ports PPC reaffirms its commitment to sustainability, gender equality, and the development of leaders who drive positive changes in the maritime-port sector.

    Together, we continue to build a more inclusive and sustainable future.

  • Hutchison Ports PPC Hosts Cyber Resilience Workshop for the Maritime Industry

    Recently, Hutchison Ports PPC, in collaboration with the BASC Panama Foreign Trade Academy, held a specialized cyber resilience workshop aimed at promoting best practices in cyber security within the maritime industry. The event brought together business partners and industry professionals to strengthen cybersecurity awareness and resilience in an increasingly connected digital landscape.

    During the session, participants gained valuable insights into key strategies for preventing and mitigating cyber risks, as well as the importance of digital security in the modern maritime sector.

    Hutchison Ports PPC was represented by Senior Technology Manager, Carlos Enrique Ungo, and Senior Cybersecurity Analyst, Sheila Perez, who shared their technical expertise and practical experiences in implementing effective cyber resilience measures within the industry.

    Sheila Perez, Senior Cybersecurity Analyst

    This workshop reinforces Hutchison Ports PPC’s commitment to technological innovation and digital security, ensuring a more robust and prepared business environment to face the challenges of the digital era.

    Together, we strengthen trust in maritime trade!

  • Maersk Camden: The Largest Container Ship by Capacity to Arrive at thePort of Balboa

    Hutchison Ports PPC Balboa successfully received the arrival of the Neo Mega Panamax ship, the Maersk Camden, the largest container ship in capacity of the Shipping line that arrives at the port of Balboa.

    With the arrival of this class of large vessels with capacities of more than 15,000 Teus, Hutchison Ports reiterates the importance and commitment that it has been developing for the last 25 years through considerable investment in its human resources, equipment, technology and world-class port infrastructure which has allowed us to serve ships of this size and lead Panama to be at the forefront of maritime transport in the region, making it the best port in Latin America.

    Features of the Maersk Camden

    This stunning ship was built in 2022 by the South Korean shipyard Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering CO and has a size of 366 meters in length, and a beam of 51 meters, in addition to having the capacity to transport 15,413 TEU, is enabled to transport up to 2,010 refrigerated containers, making it the largest capacity ship that has been serviced at Hutchison Ports PPC Balboa. On this occasion, the Maersk Camden was serviced at Pier 18 by 6 gantry cranes, totaling 4,090 movements. which represents an important milestone in the ability to offer innovative logistics solutions adapting to the needs required by the client.

    Port of Balboa

    The importance of port logistics in Hutchison Ports

    Hutchison Ports has a complete work team made up of exceptional and highly trained professionals who, together with their strategic allies, allow themselves to offer a quality service to all their clients. The arrival of the “Maersk Camden” has been a great opportunity to demonstrate the leadership and commitment of the maritime industry in Panama and throughout the region, offering high-quality maritime transport solutions that adapt to the consumers’ needs.

    There are many requirements and functions that are evaluated and considered for a port for this type of arrival with such large ships that have a significant amount of cargo, for this reason, Hutchison Ports PPC Balboa  occupies a priority role within the international commercial demand and the development of competition between the different cargo terminals that currently exist since it is considered especially for its favourable logistics zone, it has all the required structure, the necessary facilities, equipment, spaces, personnel for arrival, loading and unloading attention, as well as everything necessary to embark and disembark. In addition, guarantee the security of the ships, during the operation and when leaving the port.

    At Hutchison Ports PPC, there is a constant search for ways to innovate and improve the service to provide the best possible experience for its customers.

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