Network News , Network NewsPublished on 8 December 2025

The AIVP General Assembly was held in New York on November 18, 2026: Renewal of governance, review of 2025, and perspectives for 2026 were on the agenda!

The AIVP General Assembly was held in New York on November 18, 2026, ahead of the World Cities & Ports Conference. Among other things, it elected new members to the Board of Directors. The newly elected Board met on November 20 to appoint the Executive Committee. Renewal of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee 1/ College of Local Authorities Outgoing members: City of Marseille (France); Outgoing members seeking re-election: City of Libreville (Gabon); New members: City of La Coruña (Spain), represented by Ms. Inés Rey García, Mayor, City of Busan (South Korea), represented by Mr. Keun Lock Park, Director General of Maritime Affairs, Agriculture, and Fisheries. 2/ College of Port Authorities Outgoing members: Port of San Antonio (Chile), Agence Nationale des Ports (Morocco), Port of Brussels (Belgium), HAROPA PORT (France); Outgoing members seeking re-election: Port of Taranto (Italy); New members: Grand Port Maritime de La Rochelle (France), represented by Ms. Sandrine Gourlet, Chair of the Executive Board, Port of Antwerp-Bruges (Belgium), represented by Mr. Johan Klaps, President of the board Port of Antwerp-Bruges, Vice Mayor for Port and Economy, City of Antwerp, Port of Quebec (Canada), represented by Ms. Olga Farman, CEO. 3/ College of Professionals Outgoing: Porto Antico de Genova (Italy) No new nominations The Board of Directors has elected Ms. Olga Farman, CEO…

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