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The 24th Caribbean Shipping Executives’ Conference (CSEC) opened on Monday with a clear message: the future of Caribbean shipping will depend on stronger partnerships, practical innovation, and a shared commitment to shaping a more resilient regional industry.
Held from May 17 to 19 at the Curaçao Marriott Beach Resort, the conference brings together port leaders, shipping executives, policymakers, and technology experts from across the Caribbean and beyond. As the Caribbean Shipping Association’s (CSA’s) flagship annual event, this year’s conference is co-hosted by the Curaçao Ports Authority and centres on strengthening regional connectivity while preparing the sector for a rapidly evolving global landscape.
CSA General Manager Milaika Capella-Ras opened proceedings with reflections that blended personal significance with optimism for the future. Nearly a decade ago, in 2017, she helped organise CSEC as part of the Curaçao Ports Authority team when the island last hosted the event. This year, she returned to the stage representing the association itself.
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