Container ports in costa rica
[DOCX File]Figure - World Bank
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The Central American region has 12 relatively large container ports on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Out of these, four are in Panama, three in Guatemala, two in Costa Rica and only one in each of the remaining countries. Considers ports with an annual throughput over 50,000 TEUS.
[DOCX File]IPPC - International Plant Protection Convention
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Mar 27, 2014 · In Costa Rica, there were 44 pest interceptions on sea containers between 2007 and 2010. In Mexico, there were 10 pest interceptions on sea containers in 2012. In a number of ports in Guatemala in 2010 a total of 933 contaminating pests were intercepted; in 2011 a total of 686 contaminating pests were intercepted; and in 2012 a total of 1 250 ...
[DOC File]III EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING: Final Report
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He underscored the accomplishments of the Second Meeting of the CIP (Costa Rica, September 2001), principal among which were the adoption of the Agreement on Cooperation and Mutual Assistance among Inter-American Port Authorities; approval of the Rules of Procedure of the Executive Board and of the Technical Advisory Groups, respectively ...
[DOC File]www.oas.org
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a. Use of Telematics in Ports. The topic was introduced by Mr. Henry Castilla of TISUR, an associate member of the TAG, who made a presentation on the benefits derived from the design of a technological port management platform in the TISUR Terminal, as a concessionaire of the port of Matarani in Peru.
[DOC File]List of International, Regional and Sub-regional ...
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Results: In the following ports of Mexico, 389 officials and workers were trained in the port of Tampico, 369 in Altamira 328 in Veracruz, 314 in Ciudad del Carmen and in Lazaro Cardenas, 352. In Costa Rica, 499 officials were trained in the ports of Caldera and Limon. Finally, in El Salvador 271 Officials trained in the Port of Acajutla.
[DOC File]“The Invention of the Caribbean Coast of Central America ...
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But shipping routes are not only crossing Central America, and container ports as San Pedro Sula (in Honduras) and Puerto Limon (in Costa Rica) show that the former enclave are still playing a main role in exportation of agricol or industrial goods. Map 8. Population Densities.
[DOC File]II EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING: Final Report
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That the Government of Costa Rica has kindly offered to host the Second Meeting in the year 2001, RESOLVES: To hold the Second Meeting of the Inter-Americans Committee on Ports in San José, Costa Rica, in September 2001. To express its gratitude to the Government of Costa Rica for its offer to host this important event. CECIP/RES.10 (II-00)
[DOC File]II CIP MEETING: Final Report - OAS
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That, in accordance with resolution CIES/CIP/RES. 14 (I-99), the Government of Costa Rica has hosted the second meeting of the Inter-American Committee on Ports with outstanding success, owing in large part to the excellent organization of this event by the authorities of the Costa Rican Pacific Ports Institute (INCOP) and the Atlantic Coast ...
[DOC File]JOHN E - FEMA
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Mr. Michael A. McNicholas is the Managing Director of Phoenix Group in the United States, Panama, and Costa Rica, Operations Support Services (Panama), and Pathfinder Consulting, LLC, in the United States. ... the largest container port in Latin America. ... Currently, his personnel provide security onboard more than 400 ships per month in 11 ...
[DOC File]Organization of American States
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I. BACKGROUND. The Inter-American Committee on Ports (CIP) is a committee of the Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CIDI), established in compliance with resolution AG/RES.1573 (XXVIII-O/98) of the General Assembly, and in accordance with Articles 77 and 93 of the Charter of the Organization of American States (OAS) and Articles 5 and 15 of the Statutes of CIDI.
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