The Asociación Peruana de Agentes Marítimos (APAM) is a prominent non-profit organization that serves as the foremost representative body for the maritime and port sector in Peru. Committed to upholding the interests of its members, APAM plays a vital role in advocating for maritime policies while ensuring a significant presence in nationwide discussions regarding logistics and trade. The organization comprises agencies operating across various maritime, fluvial, and lacustrine ports, all registered with the National Port Authority (APN).

APAM actively participates in initiatives aimed at improving logistical efficiency and enhancing export capabilities, particularly through projects like the Multimodal Corridor Amazonas, which aims to decentralize logistics in Peru. The association also provides vital services, including seminars on maritime regulations and mechanisms for maritime agents. With a strong focus on collaboration and knowledge sharing, APAM fosters a better understanding of the evolving maritime landscape, supporting both local and international trade relationships crucial for Peru’s economic growth.