SHIPPING CANARY ISLANDS

OCTOBER 20th AND 21st 2025

GLOBAL SHIPPING TRENDS:

THE FUTURE OF THE CANARY ISLANDS PORTS

On the 20th and 21st of October 2025, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria will host Shipping Canary Islands 2025, a keyevent for maritime and logistics professionals internationally.

The primary objective of the event is to reinforce the international standing of the Port of Las Palmas, positioning it as a strategic hub in the mid-Atlantic. Recognised for its significance in the offshore energy sector and its pivotal role in maritime traffic between Africa, Europe, and the Americas, the port has also emerged as a crucial hub for the resupply of vessels rerouted from the Red Sea to Africa.

Shipping Canary Islands 2025 will provide a unique platform to explore the most pressing issues currently shaping the sector, including global geopolitics, the impact of Mercosur on international trade, EU emissions regulations, and global port positioning strategies. This encounter will also delve into the future of maritime transport and port infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on Africa’s increasing influence in global dynamics. Additionally, leading industry experts will share their knowledge and perspectives on the present and future of the maritime sector.

The programme will feature:

  • High-level conferences with presentations from renowned international experts.
  • Roundtable discussions on the latest innovations and trends in the sector.
  • Ample networking opportunities to build valuable relationships and explore new partnerships.

Save the dates and make sure you don't miss this must-attend event for professionals in the maritime and logistics sectors. Join us and become part of a transformative experience that will shape the industry’s future!

Welcome to #SCAI2025

AFRICA - CYBERSEGURITY - GEOPOLITICS - MERCOSUR - STRATEGIC POSITION - EMISSION RATES - FISHING

CONFIRMED SPEAKERS

ALBERTO CAMARERO
Lecturer in the Civil Engineering, Transport and Territory Department
Polytechnic University of Madrid

 

FERNANDO GONZÁLEZ LAXE
Former president of Puertos del Estado

 

SUSANA BROCO
Bunkers Consulter

 

ALFREDO SERRANO
General Director CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association) Spain

 

SEIDI PINTO SILVA DOS SANTOS
Chairman of the Board of Directors, Maritime and Port Institute (IMP) in Cabo Verde

 

SIDI AHMED ABEIDNA
CEO de SOGECO S.A.

 

JAIME GONZÁLEZ LÓPEZ
President of ISS, S.L. (Intermodal Sea Solutions)

 

JUAN MANUEL VIEITES BAPTISTA DE SOUSA
President CEG (Confederation of Businessmen of Galicia)

 

RAFAEL FERNÁNDEZ
President of the International Maritime Services and Supplies Association (ISSA)

 

TOMÁS ASCÁRATE
President of Marinas de España (FEAPDT)

 

ANTONIO DE LA OSSA
Expert in Trade Compliance, Tax Strategy and Regulatory Excellence

 

DAVID MONGE
Southern Area Director Prosegur

 

ROUND TABLE PARTICIPANTS

ANDRÉS AROCA ROCA
Commercial Director of Bankinter's International Business Division

 

ISABELA GÓMEZ
Operations Coordinator and Project Manager (Orbital EOS)

 

MERCE MATARIN
Director of Foreign Commercial Business for Companies at CaixaBank

 

JESÚS ALARCÓN
Naval Engineer at Consultans

 

WOO SUNG CHANG KIM
President of the Atlantic Association of Maritime Emergencies

 

EDUARDO PEREIRA
Managing Director (CEO) of Fuerteventura Technology Park SA, MP and General Coordinator of the Canarias Geo Innovation 2030 programme

 

JOSEFINA NUEZ
International Business Director (Southern Territory) at Banco Sabadell

 

IGNACIO PINO DE LA CHICA
Director Attijariwafa Bank Europe-Spain

 

PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME

• PRESENTATIONS

Port Strategies in Uncertain Times: The Canary Islands' Opportunity

The State of The Cruise Industry

Maritime-Port Strategies in the Face of New Disruptions in International Transport: the Case of Atlantic Ports

The key role of ports within the maritime tourism sector and the blue economy

Experiences from the fishing sector in Galicia that facilitated the activities of the port of Las Palmas

Prosegur's Hybrid Security

The RoRo model and its impact on European international trade

The realities of the ship supplier, a great unknown in the maritime sector

Mercosur as a customs union on the path to completion and the general challenges of international trade with application and opportunities for the region

Outlook on The Future of Bunker Fuels

From Cabo Verde to the World: Strategic Insights on Maritime Governance and Port Development

Port logistics in Mauritania: challenges and prospects

• ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

Maritime Emergency


Banking: Conducting Business with Africa
Attijariwafa Bank Europe-Spain, Bankinter, Caixabank y Sabadell

FULL BOOKED - REGISTRATION CLOSED

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Contact
Tel.:
+34 928 466 656

Email: eventos@oneport.org

#SCAI2025
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, España