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May 16-18, 2016
Cocoa Beach, FL - USA
Caribbean Shipping Association Mid-Year Conference
This year’s conference promises engaging presentations on Cuba delivered by a line-up of high-profile speakers who are notable experts in their respective fields. These resource persons will provide key perspectives on maritime trade with the Spanish-speaking Caribbean territory in the wake of the easing of trade restrictions by the United States and the historic visit to that country by President Barack Obama. The impact of these trade movements on shipping and logistics in this hemisphere will be addressed by Cuban natives, including envoy Ruben Ramos Arrieta from the Embassy of the Republic of Cuba in Washington.
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