Presence at the Central Bi-Oceanic Node 2025

The Central Bi-Oceanic Node 2025, held in Arica, brought together authorities and public and private sector representatives from Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru, with the goal of strengthening logistical and commercial integration across the Andean macrozone and consolidating the Central Bi-Oceanic Corridor as a strategic axis for international trade.

Throughout the event, participants addressed key challenges and opportunities to boost infrastructure, innovation, and greater coordination among the various actors in the logistics chain. The meeting highlighted Arica’s role as a key connection point between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, reinforcing its position as a strategic hub for the region.

The company was represented by Pamela Cisternas Chau, Integrated Sales Manager, and Cynthia Celis, Head of Agency Services, who actively participated in this space for dialogue and international cooperation, reaffirming the organization’s commitment to logistics development and regional integration.