MORNING 

8:00-9:00

REGISTRATION

9:00-9:20

OPENING SESSION

Speakers:  

• Gloria Cañas Arias (Spanish version), International Consultant, Permanent Secretariat of the Latin American and Caribbean Economic System (SELA)
• Fausto Arroyo, Chief Executive Officer, Directorate for Analysis and Sectoral Programming, CAF-Development Bank of Latin America
• Judith Porto, Director of FITAC-Cartagena 

09:20 – 09:30

Work methodology during the meeting (Spanish version). Luis Ascencio Carreño, SELA’s Consultant and technical coordinator of the NETWORK of Digital and Collaborative Ports

09:30-11:00

BLOCK 1. A MORE DIGITAL AND COLLABORATIVE COLOMBIAN PORT SYSTEM

• Port development in Latin America and the Caribbean with Horizon 2040 (Spanish version). CAF-Development Bank of Latin America, Fausto Arroyo
• Cartagena and its global and local positioning strategy: experiences of the Regional Port Society of Cartagena (SPRC), Roberto Martínez
• Cartagena and its global and local positioning strategy: experiences of Compas Port (Spanish version). Compas Port, Alan Duque
• Buenaventura, connecting Asia Pacific: prospects and importance for Colombia and Buenaventura (Spanish version). Port Society of Buenaventura, Walter Tenorio

DISCUSSION ROUNDTABLE BLOCK 1: Speakers. CHAIR: Ernesto Cajiao (Universidad de San Buenaventura-Cali)

11:00 – 11:25

11:25 - 13:00 

BLOCK 2: STRATEGY AND GOVERNANCE 

• Importance of inter-governmental agreements for the development of the Maritime Single Window of Panama (VUMPA) Spanish version). Panama Maritime Authority. Meredith Pinedo. Panama
• Collaboration between maritime terminal and logistics service users. Manzanillo International Terminal-Colon. Panama. Larissa Barrios. 
• Logistics associations and their role in port governance. FITAC-Cartagena (Spanish version). Judith Porto. Colombia
• Sustainability and legal partnership model. Logistic Port Community of San Antonio (Spanish version). Jorge Leyton. Chile.

DISCUSSION ROUNDTABLE BLOCK 2: Speakers. CHAIR: Diego Fernando Aguilar. GIDS-Buenaventura Foundation

Buenaventura: Special, Port, Industrial, Touristic and Biodiverse District (spanish version). Diego Fernando Aguilar

13:00–14:00

AFTERNOON

14:00-18:00 

14:00 – 16:00

BLOCK 3: OPERATIONAL INTEGRATION OF PORT LOGISTICS CHAIN

• Integration of processes at the Port of Montevideo. National Port Administration of Uruguay (Spanish version). José Ferrara. Uruguay.
• Productivity challenges at the new container terminal in Moin (Spanish version). Limon-MoinPort Administration. José Antonio Aponte. Costa Rica.
• Port system in the State of Santa Catarina. Port Authority of Imbituba. Pablo de Almeida Da Fonseca (Portugues version). Brazil.
• Operational challenges at Guatemala’s Pacific ports. Port Authority of Quetzal (Spanish version). José Enrique Gil. Guatemala.
• Operational challenges faced by port systems in Mexico (Spanish version). Secretariat of Communications and Transport of Mexico, Angel Cortés. Mexico.

DISCUSSION ROUNDTABLE BLOCK 3: Speakers. CHAIR: Rosa González. Universidad de los Andes-Chile

COFFEE BREAK

BLOCK 4. BENCHMARK AND KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

• Strategies and institutionalization of logistics in the State, regional and global experience (Spanish version). ECLAC. Octavio Doerr
• Regional Assessment, Competitiveness and Management of port logistics chain (Spanish version). SELA. Luis Ascencio

• Port of Valparaiso: Logistic model and levels of service for highway transportation (spanish version)

  . Port Authority of Valparaiso. Carlos Vera. Chile
• Point Lisas Industrial Port Development (PLIPDECO). Point Lisas Industrial Port Development Corporation. Ernest Ashley Taylor. Trinidad & Tobago
• Experiences of the Authorized Economic Operator in the improvement of logistics services (Spanish version). World BASC Organization. Giomar González. Panama.

DISCUSSION ROUNDTABLE BLOCK 4: Speakers. CHAIR: Luisa Spaggiani. Universidad Politécnica Gran Colombiano. 

MORNING 

09:00-11:00 

BLOCK 5: TECHNOLOGICAL SERVICES AT PORT COMMUNITIES

• Integration points between National Single Windows and Port Community Systems (Spanish version). CrimsonLogic Panamá. Gustavo Davis.
• Australian port system and operational impact of the Vehicle Booking System (Spanish version). 1-STOP Australia. Elliot Wood.
• Challenges of the Port Management Systems (Spanish version). IDOM Colombia. Agustín Martinez.

DISCUSSION ROUNDTABLE BLOCK 5: Speakers. CHAIR: Mr. Giner Alor. Tecnológico de Orizaba-Mexico

11:00 – 11:20

COFFEE BREAK

11:20-12:45 

BLOCK 6: CHANGE MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNITY ICTs

• Experience of E-PuertoBue Platform of the Port of Buenos Aires. GeneralPort Administration (Spanish version). Sergio Gorgone. Argentina.
• An analysis of the Port Community System implementation in Jamaica.  Port Authority of Jamaica. Dwain Powell. Jamaica.
• Diagnosis and prospective analysis of a Port Community System for the Port of Callao (Spanish version). National Port Authority of Peru. Ricardo Guimaray. Peru.
• Improvement of operational processes at container terminals through optimization, simulation and data mining models (Spanish version). Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas. Julio Mar. Mexico.

DISCUSSION ROUNDTABLE BLOCK 6: Speakers. CHAIR: Daniel Álvarez. Universidad Nacional de San Martín-Argentina.

12:45-14:00 

LUNCH

AFTERNOON

14:00-18:00

BLOCK 7: STRATEGIC PLANNING OF THE NETWORK OF DIGITAL AND COLLABORATIVE PORTS

14:00 – 15:00 

Organizational structure of the NETWORK. Transition phase. 

• Presentation by the Steering Committee
  • President pro-tempore of the NETWORK of Digital and CollaborativePorts. NationalPort Authority of Peru(Ricardo Guimaray)
• Presentation by technical committees and work plans
  • Port Public Policy Committee (Spanish version) / Propuesta de políticas públicas portuarias para el SELA (Spanish version). SCT-Government of Mexico (Ángel Cortés)
  • Scientific and Innovation Committee (Spanish version). UANDES-CHILE (Rosa González)
  • Port Governance and Competitiveness Committee (Spanish version). COLSA-CHILE (Jorge Leyton)
  • Expert group of the NETWORK (Spanish version). OPLTDA (Sabah Zrari)
• Comments and recommendations from the audience 

COFFEE BREAK

FOCUS GROUP TO DETERMINE THE MISION, VISION AND STRATEGY OF THE NETWORK OF DIGITAL AND COLLABORATIVE PORTS

• Survey results and prioritization of strategic lines for the NETWORK.
• Definition of mission and vision of the NETWORK (Spanish version).
• Prioritizing strategic lines of the NETWORK.

TOAST AND GROUP PICTURE

MORNING

TECHNICAL VISIT TO LOGISTICS FACILITIES AND THE PORT OF CARTAGENA

Technical visit to port and logistics facilities of the Sociedad Portuaria Regional de Cartagena (Manga), CONTECAR (Mamonal) and COMPAS (El Bosque)