Adriana Carbajal

International Maritime Lawyer, with Law Degree from the University of Lima, Master on International Maritime Law granted by the International Institute of Maritime Law (IMO-IMLI) and a specialization at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS FOUNDATION).

She worked to the National Port Authority from 2017 to 2019, where she was part of the legal department, participating in the preparation of legal reports related to the implementation and interpretation of national and international standards for the maritime sector of ports, resolutions preparation for port function authorizations, also coordinating the prosecution of illicit drug trafficking offenses by ships. In addition, she conducts audits of port terminals to evaluate national and international standards and provides legal advice to the constituted regional port authorities.

She also had experience in the maritime sector, advising the National Maritime Administration in the Department of International Affairs and IMO from 2014 to 2017, making legal reports on international maritime laws, participating in the development and implementation of national regulations based on international maritime agreements, reviewing bilateral agreements with other Maritime Authorities around the world, and being part of the Peruvian delegates team in the International Maritime Organization to participate in committees, working groups, council and assembly. In addition, she has represented the Maritime Authority in the National Multisectoral Commission on IMO affairs in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

In addition, she also has experience in conferences at the National Academy of Maritime Transport of Peru in the subjects of International Maritime Law and Maritime Insurance from 2015 to 2017.