AAPA’s Latin American/Caribbean Management Conference to Explore Port Alliances, Development, Productivity

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AAPA’s Latin American/Caribbean Management Conference to Explore Port Alliances, Development, Productivity

PRESS RELEASE | Dec 05, 2012 9:18AM EST

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The benefits and challenges of port concessions, port privatization and strategic alliances are among the critical issues that will be addressed at the...

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