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Issue No. 46 of the ANPRA Bulletin, ‘Pilots and Manoeuvres: Heading for the Future’


by Anpra Colombia - published on 16 September 2026 -  830 -

Message from María Eugenia Rincón Morales
Área de Comunicaciones - ANPRA Colombia

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Dear Sir or Madam, Please accept our warm and respectful greetings.
It is with particular pleasure that we share Issue No. 46 of the ANPRA Bulletin, ‘Pilots and Manoeuvres: Heading for the Future’, a publication that reaffirms our commitment to excellence and to strengthening knowledge in the maritime and inland waterways sector.

This issue brings together up-to-date information, specialist analysis and practical recommendations, consolidating the newsletter as a strategic and reliable tool for those who carry out their work with responsibility and dedication.
We invite you to explore its contents and to enrich future editions with your articles, experiences and photographs – essential contributions to continuing to build, together, a space for knowledge and professional development.

I am sharing the link to the PDF of Issue No. 46, available in digital magazine format, with navigation icons that allow you to move forwards, backwards and zoom in on the text in a dynamic and convenient way.

Estimados. Reciban un cordial y respetuoso saludo.
Con especial satisfacción compartimos la Edición N.º 46 del Boletín ANPRA “De Prácticos y Maniobras con Proa al Futuro”, publicación que reafirma nuestro compromiso con la excelencia y el fortalecimiento del conocimiento en el ámbito marítimo y fluvial.

Esta entrega reúne información actualizada, análisis especializados y recomendaciones prácticas, consolidando al boletín como una herramienta estratégica y confiable para quienes ejercen su labor con responsabilidad y vocación.

Les invitamos a recorrer sus contenidos y a enriquecer futuras ediciones con sus artículos, experiencias y fotografías, aportes fundamentales para seguir construyendo juntos un espacio de conocimiento y proyección gremial.

Comparto el enlace al PDF de la Edición N.º 46, disponible en formato de revista digital, con íconos de navegación que permiten avanzar, retroceder y ampliar la lectura de manera dinámica y cómoda.
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