Panama to Host the XV Maritime International Congress

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The agenda includes discussions on issues such as maritime business, environmental protection, security management and transportation of hazardous substances.

"The event will bring together key players in the national and international maritime industry, and with participation of exhibitors from countries such as Argentina, Sweden, Paraguay, Argentina, Mexico, Venezuela, Spain, Colombia, Brazil, Spain, Venezuela, Uruguay and Panama, among others," informed Pa-digital.com.pa.

Source: pa-digital.com.pa

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