Costa Rica Commemorates Port Women's Day, Acknowledging Women's Maritime Achievements
Gabriela Porras, Owner, Agency of the Sea ● Photo Credit: Costa Rica Customs & Logistics Agency (Agency of the Sea)
SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica, September 25, 2023 (VSNewsNetwork.com) - Costa Rica will mark Port Women's Day on September 28th, a day dedicated to acknowledging the pivotal contributions of women in the maritime sector. This celebration underscores the country's evolving landscape of gender inclusivity within the port and maritime industries. Gabriela Porras, the young Founder of the Costa Rica Customs and Logistics Agency (Agency of the Sea), highlights the progressive steps taken in Central America's maritime domain.
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While historically, the port sector roles were primarily male-dominated, the dynamic has been gradually shifting. Costa Rica's embrace of women's roles in maritime affairs is evident in its establishment of National Port Women's Day. Celebrated on the fourth Thursday of September annually, the day applauds women who have surmounted challenges and significantly impacted the maritime industry. These trailblazers' relentless efforts have steered the industry toward a more inclusive and equitable future.
Gabriela Porras, Founder and CEO of Costa Rica Customs and Logistics Agency (Agency of the Sea) shared her thoughts, stating, "I am filled with pride as Costa Rica honors the essential role of women in our maritime sector on September 28th. We celebrate women's monumental achievements in our ports and along our coastlines. Beyond just a celebration, this day also signals the ongoing pursuit of gender parity and diversity in our field. At Agency of the Sea, our commitment lies in fostering inclusivity and sustainability in maritime endeavors, and we extend our utmost respect to the formidable women who continually motivate us."
Port Women's Day on September 28th embodies Costa Rica's dedication to promoting gender diversity and recognizing the indispensable role of women in the maritime sector.
For more information, visit: agencyofthesea.com.
Source: Costa Rica Customs & Logistics Agency (Agency of the Sea) via Newswire
