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TCTenerife continues to invest in employee training. This time, the basic life support training course with automated external defibrillation took place on May 21st. This training, accredited by ESSSCAN (Canary Islands School of Health and Social Services), allows trained employees to use the AED (Semi-Automatic Defibrillator) available at TCTenerife’s facilities. This time, a total of five TCTenerife employees attended the course, joining the 12 already trained in previous years. The goal is to ensure that all staff will be trained in AED use in the coming years. TCTenerife continues on its path to continuous improvement to achieve the highest

After 13 years at the head of TCTenerife, José Ignacio has decided to retire. With his departure he leaves an indelible mark on the TCTenerife family, grateful for his inspiring leadership, effort, tireless dedication and his continuous pursuit of excellence. Happy new stage José Ignacio! Diego Sánchez will assume responsibility as the new Director of TCTenerife. Until now, Diego served as Operations Director of TCTenerife, standing out for his commitment, strategic vision and leadership capacity. With his extensive experience and dedication, he will continue to drive the growth of TCTenerife. Welcome Diego!

TCTenerife continues to consolidate in the port sector, with transshipment traffic. On this occasion, Hapag-Lloyd, one of the leading shipping companies in international container traffic, has begun operating at the New Terminal of the East Dike, TCTenerife.  This new transshipment operation involves several vessels that will allow more than 6,000 containers to be stowed. It thus begins to operate at the facilities of TCTenerife, the second shipowner of the known as Geminis Alliance, which together with Maersk, which already calls at our Terminal, also carries out transshipment operations. This Alliance has a fleet made up of 292 vessels, with