The WMU Second Regional Conference for the Americas took place this week in Veracruz, Mexico. Offered in partnership with the Mexican Ports and Maritime Affairs Captaincies Unit (UNICAPAM)/Secretary of Marine (SEMAR), the three-day event brought together over 250 participants from 17 countries across the Americas to address the topic of Maritime Transport and Ocean Policies: Perspectives for the Americas. hashtag # WMURegional2019
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