Managing transition

As we begin to wind down 2026, the Caribbean maritime sector is being asked to manage several transitions at once. We must support expanding economies, strengthen resilience, reduce emissions and maintain the reliable movement of goods on which our countries depend. These responsibilities are closely connected, and our success will depend on how well we address them together.

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Guyana gears up for growth

As Georgetown prepares to host the CSA Annual General Meeting for the first time, Guyana’s oil-backed economic transformation is driving unprecedented investment in ports, terminals and logistics infrastructure.

When delegates gather in Georgetown for the Caribbean Shipping Association’s Annual General Meeting in late October it will be the first time Guyana’s capital city has hosted the event in its 55-year history.

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A new gateway for Guyana

Guyana recognizes the need to increase its port and transport capacity – not only in Georgetown but elsewhere and to better develop and utilize the potential of its river system.

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