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LOCATION:Guatemala City\, Guatemala
SUMMARY:TrainForTrade Modern Port Management Course\, Cycle 3 in Guatemala:
  Module 3 on the the functioning of a port system 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:As part of the activities of the Spanish-speaking network of th
 e TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP)\, the trainees of the 3rd 
 cycle of the port community of Guatemala take part in the course on Modern
  Port Management (280 hours). The full cycle will span a time of about two
  years with each of the eight one-week modules being delivered every two t
 o three months.At the end of the cycle\, the trainees will prepare busines
 s reports consisting of case studies concerning a real problem or opportun
 ity in their port community and providing concrete and actionable recommen
 dations. Later\, they will defend their theses in front of a jury made up 
 of international experts who are also members of the TrainForTrade network
 .National experts\, together with an international expert from Spain will 
 deliver Module 2 on the functioning of a port system to the group composed
  of 25 middle port managers (7 women) in Guatemala City.Programme outlineT
 he UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) supports port comm
 unities in developing countries in delivering more efficient and competiti
 ve port management in the future. In order to increase trade flows and fos
 ter economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing to
 gether public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to share 
 knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent manag
 ement and human resources development in port communities.The PMP’s main
  objectivesStrengthen institutional capacity and management efficiency of 
 ports and related agencies.Promote port community participation and public
 -private partnerships.Enhance the competitiveness of ports and the quality
  of their services.Improve the environmental sustainability and social res
 ponsibility of ports.The PMP provides technical assistance in various area
 s\, including port planning\, management and operations\, logistics and su
 pply chain management\, port security\, safety and environmental protectio
 n\, and legal and regulatory frameworks. It also organizes training course
 s\, workshops\, and seminars\, as well as conducts research and analysis o
 n port-related issues.&lt\;p&gt\;As part of the activities of the Spanish-
 speaking network of the TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP)\, th
 e trainees of the 3rd cycle of the port community of Guatemala take part i
 n the course on Modern Port Management (280 hours). The full cycle will sp
 an a time of about two years with each of the eight one-week modules being
  delivered every two to three months.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;At the end of 
 the cycle\, the trainees will prepare business reports consisting of case 
 studies concerning a real problem or opportunity in their port community a
 nd providing concrete and actionable recommendations. Later\, they will de
 fend their theses in front of a jury made up of international experts who 
 are also members of the TrainForTrade network.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;Natio
 nal experts\, together with an international expert from Spain will delive
 r Module 2 on the functioning of a port system to the group composed of 25
  middle port managers (7 women) in Guatemala City.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;h4&gt\;
 Programme outline&lt\;/h4&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Man
 agement Programme (PMP) supports port communities in developing countries 
 in delivering more efficient and competitive port management in the future
 . In order to increase trade flows and foster economic development\, the p
 rogramme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and in
 ternational entities. The aim is to share knowledge and expertise between 
 port operators and strengthen talent management and human resources develo
 pment in port communities.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;h4&gt\;The PMP’s main objecti
 ves&lt\;/h4&gt\;&lt\;ul&gt\;&lt\;li data-list-item-id=&quot\;e7454b8851a7f
 396f9d16b873c14a2129\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/mee
 ting/trainfortrade-modern-port-management-course-cycle-3-guatemala-module-
 3-functioning-port
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DTSTART:20260820T070000Z
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LOCATION:Guatemala City\, Guatemala
SUMMARY:TrainForTrade Modern Port Management Course\, Cycle 3 in Guatemala:
  Module 3 on the the functioning of a port system 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:As part of the activities of the Spanish-speaking network of th
 e TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP)\, the trainees of the 3rd 
 cycle of the port community of Guatemala take part in the course on Modern
  Port Management (280 hours). The full cycle will span a time of about two
  years with each of the eight one-week modules being delivered every two t
 o three months.At the end of the cycle\, the trainees will prepare busines
 s reports consisting of case studies concerning a real problem or opportun
 ity in their port community and providing concrete and actionable recommen
 dations. Later\, they will defend their theses in front of a jury made up 
 of international experts who are also members of the TrainForTrade network
 .National experts\, together with an international expert from Spain will 
 deliver Module 2 on the functioning of a port system to the group composed
  of 25 middle port managers (7 women) in Guatemala City.Programme outlineT
 he UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) supports port comm
 unities in developing countries in delivering more efficient and competiti
 ve port management in the future. In order to increase trade flows and fos
 ter economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing to
 gether public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to share 
 knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent manag
 ement and human resources development in port communities.The PMP’s main
  objectivesStrengthen institutional capacity and management efficiency of 
 ports and related agencies.Promote port community participation and public
 -private partnerships.Enhance the competitiveness of ports and the quality
  of their services.Improve the environmental sustainability and social res
 ponsibility of ports.The PMP provides technical assistance in various area
 s\, including port planning\, management and operations\, logistics and su
 pply chain management\, port security\, safety and environmental protectio
 n\, and legal and regulatory frameworks. It also organizes training course
 s\, workshops\, and seminars\, as well as conducts research and analysis o
 n port-related issues.&lt\;p&gt\;As part of the activities of the Spanish-
 speaking network of the TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP)\, th
 e trainees of the 3rd cycle of the port community of Guatemala take part i
 n the course on Modern Port Management (280 hours). The full cycle will sp
 an a time of about two years with each of the eight one-week modules being
  delivered every two to three months.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;At the end of 
 the cycle\, the trainees will prepare business reports consisting of case 
 studies concerning a real problem or opportunity in their port community a
 nd providing concrete and actionable recommendations. Later\, they will de
 fend their theses in front of a jury made up of international experts who 
 are also members of the TrainForTrade network.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;Natio
 nal experts\, together with an international expert from Spain will delive
 r Module 2 on the functioning of a port system to the group composed of 25
  middle port managers (7 women) in Guatemala City.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;h4&gt\;
 Programme outline&lt\;/h4&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Man
 agement Programme (PMP) supports port communities in developing countries 
 in delivering more efficient and competitive port management in the future
 . In order to increase trade flows and foster economic development\, the p
 rogramme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and in
 ternational entities. The aim is to share knowledge and expertise between 
 port operators and strengthen talent management and human resources develo
 pment in port communities.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;h4&gt\;The PMP’s main objecti
 ves&lt\;/h4&gt\;&lt\;ul&gt\;&lt\;li data-list-item-id=&quot\;e7454b8851a7f
 396f9d16b873c14a2129\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/mee
 ting/trainfortrade-modern-port-management-course-cycle-3-guatemala-module-
 3-functioning-port
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LOCATION:Guatemala City\, Guatemala
SUMMARY:TrainForTrade Modern Port Management Course\, Cycle 3 in Guatemala:
  Module 3 on the the functioning of a port system 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:As part of the activities of the Spanish-speaking network of th
 e TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP)\, the trainees of the 3rd 
 cycle of the port community of Guatemala take part in the course on Modern
  Port Management (280 hours). The full cycle will span a time of about two
  years with each of the eight one-week modules being delivered every two t
 o three months.At the end of the cycle\, the trainees will prepare busines
 s reports consisting of case studies concerning a real problem or opportun
 ity in their port community and providing concrete and actionable recommen
 dations. Later\, they will defend their theses in front of a jury made up 
 of international experts who are also members of the TrainForTrade network
 .National experts\, together with an international expert from Spain will 
 deliver Module 2 on the functioning of a port system to the group composed
  of 25 middle port managers (7 women) in Guatemala City.Programme outlineT
 he UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) supports port comm
 unities in developing countries in delivering more efficient and competiti
 ve port management in the future. In order to increase trade flows and fos
 ter economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing to
 gether public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to share 
 knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent manag
 ement and human resources development in port communities.The PMP’s main
  objectivesStrengthen institutional capacity and management efficiency of 
 ports and related agencies.Promote port community participation and public
 -private partnerships.Enhance the competitiveness of ports and the quality
  of their services.Improve the environmental sustainability and social res
 ponsibility of ports.The PMP provides technical assistance in various area
 s\, including port planning\, management and operations\, logistics and su
 pply chain management\, port security\, safety and environmental protectio
 n\, and legal and regulatory frameworks. It also organizes training course
 s\, workshops\, and seminars\, as well as conducts research and analysis o
 n port-related issues.&lt\;p&gt\;As part of the activities of the Spanish-
 speaking network of the TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP)\, th
 e trainees of the 3rd cycle of the port community of Guatemala take part i
 n the course on Modern Port Management (280 hours). The full cycle will sp
 an a time of about two years with each of the eight one-week modules being
  delivered every two to three months.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;At the end of 
 the cycle\, the trainees will prepare business reports consisting of case 
 studies concerning a real problem or opportunity in their port community a
 nd providing concrete and actionable recommendations. Later\, they will de
 fend their theses in front of a jury made up of international experts who 
 are also members of the TrainForTrade network.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;Natio
 nal experts\, together with an international expert from Spain will delive
 r Module 2 on the functioning of a port system to the group composed of 25
  middle port managers (7 women) in Guatemala City.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;h4&gt\;
 Programme outline&lt\;/h4&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Man
 agement Programme (PMP) supports port communities in developing countries 
 in delivering more efficient and competitive port management in the future
 . In order to increase trade flows and foster economic development\, the p
 rogramme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and in
 ternational entities. The aim is to share knowledge and expertise between 
 port operators and strengthen talent management and human resources develo
 pment in port communities.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;h4&gt\;The PMP’s main objecti
 ves&lt\;/h4&gt\;&lt\;ul&gt\;&lt\;li data-list-item-id=&quot\;e7454b8851a7f
 396f9d16b873c14a2129\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/mee
 ting/trainfortrade-modern-port-management-course-cycle-3-guatemala-module-
 3-functioning-port
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