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MARITIME TECHNOLOGY COOPERATION CENTRE - LATIN AMERICA

Welcome to the Maritime Technology Cooperation Center for the Latin American Region (MTCC-Latin America) located in Panama City, Republic of Panama. Our main objective is to facilitate and promote the adoption of efficient energy management technologies and practices for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from ships. We invite partners and stakeholders in this project to visit our website and participate in this initiative.


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Second National Workshop of the GMN II Project
"Opportunities for Development, Innovation, and Transition Towards Maritime Decarbonization in Colombia"

  August 21-22, 2025

 Caribbean Oceanographic and Hydrographic Research Center (CIOH), Cartagena, Colombia

The decarbonization of the maritime sector is a global challenge that requires urgent action and strategic collaboration.

In this context, MTCC Latin America, within the framework of the GMN Phase II Project, implemented by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and funded by the European Union (EU), in collaboration with the International Maritime University of Panama (UMIP) and the General Maritime Directorate (DIMAR) of Colombia, invites all key stakeholders in the maritime sector in Colombia to participate in the Second National Workshop: "Opportunities for Development, Innovation, and Transition Towards Maritime Decarbonization in Colombia"

This event seeks to strengthen national capacities to accelerate the decarbonization of maritime transport in Colombia. the transition to more efficient and low-carbon maritime transport. The workshop will bring together a wide range of stakeholders from the maritime sector, including government authorities, industry representatives, academics, environmental organizations, and international experts, with the purpose of sharing knowledge, experiences, and concrete solutions.

Key Topics:

  • Explore innovative strategies to reduce GHG emissions in line with global climate goals

  • Advance the decarbonization of maritime transport in Colombia by focusing on practical energy efficiency technological solutions

  • Financing opportunities for sustainable projects

  • Promote gender equality in maritime energy efficiency initiatives

The GMN Phase II Project aims to further promote energy efficiency and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction in the maritime sector, particularly in developing countries. Led by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the project builds on the success of Phase I by enhancing the capacity of Maritime Technology Cooperation Centres (MTCCs) across the five regions, where MTCC Latin America plays an important role in promoting energy-efficient technologies and operating practices, supporting the development of policies aligned with IMO decarbonization goals, and facilitating collaboration and knowledge sharing among maritime stakeholders globally.

This national workshop in Colombia is part of the GMN Phase II Project's commitment to promoting energy efficiency and decarbonization in maritime transport, aligning with the 2023 IMO GHG Strategy.

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the change and contribute together to the sustainable and inclusive future of the maritime sector in Colombia and the Latin American region.

We will continue working together to promote safer, more efficient, and sustainable transport in Latin America with the active support of all stakeholders, leaving no one behind.

For more information: mtcclatinamerica@umip.ac.pa

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