TrainForTrade final dissertations of Port Management Programme cycle 5 in Indonesia

12 – 13 December 2023

Jakarta, Indonesia

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The English-speaking network of the Port Management Program/TrainForTrade of UNCTAD organizes, in cooperation with Pelindo Indonesia and with the support of the Irish Aid, the final dissertations of the Modern Port Management course.

The 5^th promotion of 25 port managers (including 8 women) from the port communities of Indonesia, will present the case studies to obtain UNCTAD TrainForTrade’s Port Management Programme certificate.

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Pelindo Indonesia

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English

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