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The deadline for applications to the IAPH Ports Technology Mentorship Scheme has been extended to Friday 14 August.

The programme is focused on facilitating targeted knowledge transfer and skills development among IAPH members.

The scheme, which will run for one year, is seeking six emergin...


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The IAPH-KMI Port Forum 2026 highlighted the importance of innovation, sustainability, and international collaboration in building the smart and green ports of tomorrow.

Held on 27 July at Hotel Azur Takeshiba in Tokyo, the hybrid forum welcomed around 120 in-person participants and 40 online attendees, mainly from Japan and Korea. Co-organise...


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We are pleased to announce that Flinders Port Holdings Pty Ltd has joined the IAPH as a regular member.

Flinders Port Holdings Pty Ltd (FPH) is South Australia’s leading port and logistics company, providing integrated port, stevedoring, warehousing, distribution, and hydrographic survey services. The company owns and operates the Port of Adelaide, the Flinder...


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Members wishing to meet our new vice-president for Europe in person will have a first-hand opportunity during this year’s IAPH Europe regional meeting, which will be held in Hamburg during the afternoon of 2 September. Following an initiative of our president Jens Meier, the meeting will explore the theme ‘Powering Europe’s Future: The Critical Role of Ports in Energy Supply ...


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As the global maritime sector adapts to rapid economic and technological shifts, the IAPH-KMI Port Forum 2026 will explore the major challenges and opportunities shaping the future of ports. Taking place on 27 July from 10:30 JST at Hotel Azur Takeshiba in Tokyo, the forum will be organized by


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