3rd Annual Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) Middle East 2014, the Largest OSV event in the Middle East, will be held in Dubai from 22-25 September. Network with regional and global industry leaders and get the latest updates.
This document provides information about the Coastal & Maritime Surveillance Middle East conference to be held from December 8-9, 2014 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The conference will bring together experts from the military, government and industry to discuss strategies for enhancing coastal and maritime surveillance in the Middle East region. Topics will include international cooperation, new technologies, and regional developments for addressing threats such as piracy, terrorism and illegal activities at sea. Attendees will gain insights on border protection challenges and solutions from countries around the world.
This document provides information about the "OPV Middle East 2014" summit on maritime security threats. It will take place from December 8-10, 2014 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The summit will include keynote speeches from senior naval officers from around the world, and an interactive workshop on optimizing vessels and crew training. Attendees can learn about emerging threats, international best practices, and promote regional collaboration on maritime security issues. The document encourages registering before September 18, 2014 to save up to $400 on attendance.
M Bridge 12 CASA 2021 Seafaring Key Foreign Exchange Earner to Sri Lanka.pdfCINEC Campus
This document discusses the maritime industry in Sri Lanka. It provides an overview of Sri Lanka's strategic location and history with sea trade. It then discusses the current state of the maritime industry, noting that there are around 16,000 active Sri Lankan seafarers who bring in $300 million annually. The document proposes increasing this number to 50,000 seafarers over 5 years to boost foreign exchange earnings to $1 billion. It outlines the training programs provided by CINEC and stresses the importance of quality training to create employment opportunities abroad. In conclusion, it emphasizes that developing the maritime sector can address social issues and generate income while aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goals.
The document discusses the petroleum supply system in the Indian Ocean region and security challenges in ensuring its continuity. It outlines the key components of the system including reserves, production infrastructure, export terminals, shipping lanes and markets. It examines threat vulnerabilities like conflicts, piracy, and terrorism. The document proposes two possible futures - one with overstretched security resources facing concurrent crises, and one where collective security is strengthened through regional cooperation and capacity building. It recommends further developing cooperation to address the multifaceted challenges to Indian Ocean energy security.
IONS Seminar 2014 - Session 2 - Seaborne Trade in the Indian OceanNavy Webmaster
The document discusses maritime commerce and trade in the Indian Ocean region. It notes that most trade with Indian Ocean littoral states is seaborne, forming economic lifelines. Shipping traffic is increasing due to rising trade, especially in energy. Container ships are getting larger to achieve economies of scale, placing pressure on port infrastructure. Major trading partners include China, India, and African nations, with growth in south-south trade. Security threats like piracy impact shipping costs. Cooperation between countries is needed to address challenges and facilitate continued growth of maritime commerce.
IONS Seminar 2014 - Session 4 - Industry Trends and Major Issues Confronting ...Navy Webmaster
The document summarizes key points from a presentation on issues facing the international shipping industry, given at the Fourth Indian Ocean Naval Symposium. It notes that the Indian Ocean region is very important for shipping, carrying large percentages of global seaborne trade. It then discusses outlooks and forecasts for different shipping segments, environmental regulations burdening the industry, and ideas to support shipping such as a national ports strategy and maritime school of strategic thought in Australia.
This document discusses piracy at sea and the potential role of mediation. It begins by defining key terms like piracy, kidnap for ransom, and the impact on seafarers. Case studies of specific ship hijackings are provided. The consequences of piracy are outlined, including ransom payments and insurance implications. Views from the shipping industry call for increased protection of seafarers and prosecution of financiers. While mediation could help resolve some hijackings, its applicability is unclear given the criminal nature and multiple parties involved in piracy.
7th Annual Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) 2015Ruoh Yi Tham
7th Annual Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) 2015
Bringing Commercial Trends and Projects to the Forefront
20-22 April 2015, Singapore http://singapore.osvconference.com
This document provides information about the Coastal & Maritime Surveillance Middle East conference to be held from December 8-9, 2014 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The conference will bring together experts from the military, government and industry to discuss strategies for enhancing coastal and maritime surveillance in the Middle East region. Topics will include international cooperation, new technologies, and regional developments for addressing threats such as piracy, terrorism and illegal activities at sea. Attendees will gain insights on border protection challenges and solutions from countries around the world.
This document provides information about the "OPV Middle East 2014" summit on maritime security threats. It will take place from December 8-10, 2014 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The summit will include keynote speeches from senior naval officers from around the world, and an interactive workshop on optimizing vessels and crew training. Attendees can learn about emerging threats, international best practices, and promote regional collaboration on maritime security issues. The document encourages registering before September 18, 2014 to save up to $400 on attendance.
M Bridge 12 CASA 2021 Seafaring Key Foreign Exchange Earner to Sri Lanka.pdfCINEC Campus
This document discusses the maritime industry in Sri Lanka. It provides an overview of Sri Lanka's strategic location and history with sea trade. It then discusses the current state of the maritime industry, noting that there are around 16,000 active Sri Lankan seafarers who bring in $300 million annually. The document proposes increasing this number to 50,000 seafarers over 5 years to boost foreign exchange earnings to $1 billion. It outlines the training programs provided by CINEC and stresses the importance of quality training to create employment opportunities abroad. In conclusion, it emphasizes that developing the maritime sector can address social issues and generate income while aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goals.
The document discusses the petroleum supply system in the Indian Ocean region and security challenges in ensuring its continuity. It outlines the key components of the system including reserves, production infrastructure, export terminals, shipping lanes and markets. It examines threat vulnerabilities like conflicts, piracy, and terrorism. The document proposes two possible futures - one with overstretched security resources facing concurrent crises, and one where collective security is strengthened through regional cooperation and capacity building. It recommends further developing cooperation to address the multifaceted challenges to Indian Ocean energy security.
IONS Seminar 2014 - Session 2 - Seaborne Trade in the Indian OceanNavy Webmaster
The document discusses maritime commerce and trade in the Indian Ocean region. It notes that most trade with Indian Ocean littoral states is seaborne, forming economic lifelines. Shipping traffic is increasing due to rising trade, especially in energy. Container ships are getting larger to achieve economies of scale, placing pressure on port infrastructure. Major trading partners include China, India, and African nations, with growth in south-south trade. Security threats like piracy impact shipping costs. Cooperation between countries is needed to address challenges and facilitate continued growth of maritime commerce.
IONS Seminar 2014 - Session 4 - Industry Trends and Major Issues Confronting ...Navy Webmaster
The document summarizes key points from a presentation on issues facing the international shipping industry, given at the Fourth Indian Ocean Naval Symposium. It notes that the Indian Ocean region is very important for shipping, carrying large percentages of global seaborne trade. It then discusses outlooks and forecasts for different shipping segments, environmental regulations burdening the industry, and ideas to support shipping such as a national ports strategy and maritime school of strategic thought in Australia.
This document discusses piracy at sea and the potential role of mediation. It begins by defining key terms like piracy, kidnap for ransom, and the impact on seafarers. Case studies of specific ship hijackings are provided. The consequences of piracy are outlined, including ransom payments and insurance implications. Views from the shipping industry call for increased protection of seafarers and prosecution of financiers. While mediation could help resolve some hijackings, its applicability is unclear given the criminal nature and multiple parties involved in piracy.
7th Annual Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) 2015Ruoh Yi Tham
7th Annual Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) 2015
Bringing Commercial Trends and Projects to the Forefront
20-22 April 2015, Singapore http://singapore.osvconference.com
The document discusses maritime security opportunities in the United States commercial market from 2014-2015. It outlines Cobham plc's existing partnerships and customers in areas such as ports, oil/gas operations, waterside and offshore assets, and vessels. The document proposes expanding these partnerships and pursuing new decision makers and influencers, including specific ports, airports, oil companies, and offshore drilling companies in the Gulf of Mexico region.
The document discusses Ayesha Hassan AbdulRahman Al Marzooqi, the UAE's first female crane operator at Khalifa Port in Abu Dhabi. As a trainee at Abu Dhabi Terminals, she operates one of the port's gigantic super-post-Panamax cranes from a small cabin 60 meters above ground. The document details her inspiration to take on the role, her training process, and how she helps unload container ships at one of the most advanced ports in the world. It also provides statistics on the port's increasing productivity and mentions that Ayesha is one of 23 Emirati trainees in the program, including 4 other women.
Piracy as a Transnational Threat in the Horn of AfricaMartino Sacchi
Somali piracy emerged as a transnational threat in the 2000s as attacks spread across the key shipping lanes in the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean. In response, numerous countries launched counter-piracy operations individually at first, including Italy, France, Russia, China, India, and others. The turning point came with the 2008 hijacking of the Faina, leading major Western nations like the EU and NATO to coordinate the Atalanta and Ocean Shield missions. While Somali pirates were motivated by money rather than ideology, the counter-piracy efforts marked an important transnational cooperation between Western and non-Western navies against this shared threat on the high seas.
The document provides information about boating in South Africa. It discusses the South African Boatbuilders Export Council (SABBEX) and their role in promoting the South African boatbuilding industry internationally. It also discusses the Marine Industry Association of South Africa (MIASA) and the benefits of their membership. Finally, it provides guidance on getting into boating, including how to choose a boat, paperwork requirements, and enjoying boating in South Africa.
Video Surveillance in Marine EnvironmentsDoreen Loeber
The document discusses video surveillance technology in the marine environment. It notes that 90% of global trade is transported by sea, making the shipping industry crucial to the global economy. As such, protecting vessels, cargo, and crew is a high priority, and the maritime security industry is predicted to be worth $20 billion by 2019. The document then profiles different types of ships and discusses state-of-the-art surveillance systems, including features of camera stations and certifications from classification societies like IACS to enhance maritime safety.
This document discusses the impacts of cruise tourism in coastal areas. It begins with an overview of recent trends in the coastal cruise industry, including strong growth in passenger numbers and ship sizes. It then examines both the economic benefits of cruise tourism for coastal communities, including job creation and tax revenue, and the environmental and social impacts, such as pollution, damage to ecosystems, and changes to local culture from overcommercialization. The document recommends the need for sustainable tourism strategies and regulations to manage these impacts and ensure long-term benefits for coastal areas.
Certificate in Ship Operations by Lloyds Maritime Academyeviplom
This document provides information about a Certificate in Ship Operations distance learning course offered by Lloyd's Maritime Academy:
- The 12-week course provides an essential guide to ship operations functions within shipping companies and is aimed at those working or seeking to work in ship operations roles.
- Over 6 modules, industry experts will guide students through the key areas of knowledge needed to fulfill operational roles, including post-fixture support, voyage instructions, cargo carriage, fund disbursement, and fleet performance monitoring.
- Students can access online course materials and participate in online discussions with tutors and other students from any location through the distance learning format. Upon completing online tests at the end of each module, students will receive a
The document summarizes an upcoming conference on protecting oil and gas infrastructure in Africa. The Critical Infrastructure Protection in Oil and Gas Africa 2014 conference will be held December 2-4, 2014 in Accra, Ghana and is supported by Ghana Gas. The conference will focus on strategies to secure offshore and onshore oil and gas facilities through bilateral cooperation and introducing state-of-the-art security systems. It will also highlight case studies and panels on threats like attacks, sabotage, theft, terrorism and accidents facing infrastructure in Africa. Attendees will include industry leaders, security experts, and military officials looking to share expertise on protecting assets in the region.
Osv africa 2014 p51428 i85 w2-slide shareRuoh Yi Tham
This document provides an agenda and speaker information for the 2nd Annual OSV Africa conference taking place from June 9-11, 2014 in Accra, Ghana. The conference will discuss strategic issues in the offshore support vessel industry in Africa, including local content requirements, technology trends, contracting strategies, financing options, and crewing challenges. Speakers include representatives from oil and gas companies, OSV operators, financial institutions, and government agencies involved in developing local content policies.
This document provides information about the Defence Procurement Summit taking place in Dubai from 3-4 April 2016. The summit will bring together elite defence buyers and sellers from the Middle East, Africa, Central and South Asia region in an intimate setting. It will feature world class briefings from senior defence procurement officials from countries like the US, UK, and UAE. The event aims to foster high-level networking and discussions around modernizing regional defence forces. It is an invitation-only event for senior executives involved in defence procurement decision making.
In our bid and policy to continually enhance communication between the Association and its members, the Secretariat has instituted a News Letter called “PMAWCA NEWS” as a medium that will help bridge the communication gap and enable members and the port communities far and near become more aware of the activities of the Association.
The Dockwiser Middle East edition focuses on Dockwise and external developments in the region. The feature, Mecca of World Oil & Gas (12-23), covers the history of Middle Eastern oil spanning 100 years, review of top oil and gas players, world oil and gas landscape, countries leading the offshore pack and offshore drilling hotspots.
Next to the feature, you will explore various sections including DockTalk, where Pushing Limits (24-25) and Arabian Float-over (34-35) articles cover recent installation projects. We also provide you with two different Industry Perspectives from the CEO of Shelf Drilling (30-31) and Dutch Ambassador to the UAE (36-37). In the Creating New Horizons section, seasoned managers from Dockwise and Boskalis provide an insight of doing business in the region as they focus on Growing Offshore Business (26-27) and Understanding Customer Needs (32-33). In the Technology Focus section, we describe the phases of a Float-over installation (28-29) whereby semi-submersible heavy transport vessels are used to transport and install offshore topsides. In addition to the oil and gas focus, we included a leisure article covering travel in beautiful Abu Dhabi (12-14).
This document provides information about the 2nd Offshore Security Summit in Oil & Gas taking place in Luanda, Angola on December 4-5, 2014. The summit aims to address growing security issues plaguing the oil and gas industries in Africa, such as oil theft, piracy, and vessel hijackings. It will bring together security experts, government officials, and industry leaders from Africa to discuss solutions to these problems, including strengthening maritime security operations and compliance with international standards. The agenda indicates presentations and panel discussions will focus on offshore asset protection, combating underwater sabotage, and vessel security measures to counter threats like piracy attacks.
IONS Seminar 2014 - Session 3 - Climate Change and Risk for Sea PortsNavy Webmaster
1. The climate is changing due to human-induced warming and the impacts will continue into the future. The ocean has absorbed over 90% of the increased heat in the Earth system since 1955.
2. Global sea levels have risen significantly since 1901 and will continue to rise more rapidly throughout the 21st century due to thermal expansion and melting ice sheets and glaciers. Regional variations will occur.
3. Impacts on Australian seaports will mainly come from increased extreme events like heatwaves, floods, and cyclones, which can damage infrastructure and disrupt operations, as seen in recent events. Port resilience and adaptation strategies are needed.
Maritime Course Flyer April 2016 v3 AWSAlbert Saphir
This two-day workshop will cover topics related to maritime transportation, forwarding, logistics, and global supply chain management. The workshop is intended for entry-level executives and is a refresher course for middle management. It will cover trends, roles, operations, regulations, security, and compliance issues. The workshop will be presented by Albert Saphir and Joe Espinosa and include guest speakers from organizations in ports, shipping, hazardous materials, and cargo security. Continuing education credits are offered.
The document discusses maritime education and training (MET) in Malaysia. It outlines how MET provides competent workers for the maritime industry, which transports 80% of global trade. MET programs in Malaysia are offered by several universities and academies and cover topics like shipping management, maritime law, and marine engineering. The maritime industry offers many career opportunities both onboard ships and in roles onshore. However, MET programs face issues like needing improved technology and ensuring quality graduates. Governments must support MET through policies and infrastructure to sustain the maritime industry and economy.
Warfighting First
-Be ready to fight and win today, while building the ability to win tomorrow
Operate Forward
-Provide offshore options to deter, influence and win in an era of uncertainty
Be Ready
-Harness the teamwork, talent and imagination of our diverse force to be ready to fight and responsibly employ our resources
Commodity trade, Tax and Transfer Pricing 2015 Ruoh Yi Tham
Given the complex value chains and the scope of trading activities, commodity companies must constantly navigate through a myriad of international trade, tax and transfer pricing rules. Further, with changing Government positions on Tax liability, and ongoing developments in international tax reforms, Commodity companies nowadays face extensive risk.
This high level Expert briefing will provide tax planning, structuring and transactional advice to companies in any commodity trade business. Real life examples and case law analysis will be used to communicate tax law interpretation, transfer pricing approaches and how to manage investigations. More at Commodity Trade, Tax and Transfer Pricing, 2-3 September 2015, Singapore, www.commoditiestax.com
Corporate Compliance & Disclosure 2015Ruoh Yi Tham
Graft Investigations are on the up, particularly in emerging markets. In the myriad of variables including Third parties, JV partners, Subsidiaries and unaware employees, internal controls need to be bullet proof.
That said, irrespective of being in the right, a corporate can be subject to investigations. How does one manage the process, what are the disclosure obligations, and how should the company get quick closure?
IBC's Expert Briefing on Corporate Compliance and Disclosure is Asia’s ONLY gathering that address the full range of compliance issues confronting business today. www.complianceanddisclosure.com
Offshore Marine Risk and Insurance 2014Ruoh Yi Tham
Asia’s Inaugural and ONLY Offshore Marine Risk & Insurance conference, to be held 26-27 Nov in Singapore, will gather E&P companies, oilfield operators, EPC contractors, offshore vessel owners and related industries in discussing risk mitigation and insurance management across the offshore value chain. More details from www.offshoreriskandinsurance.com
The document discusses maritime security opportunities in the United States commercial market from 2014-2015. It outlines Cobham plc's existing partnerships and customers in areas such as ports, oil/gas operations, waterside and offshore assets, and vessels. The document proposes expanding these partnerships and pursuing new decision makers and influencers, including specific ports, airports, oil companies, and offshore drilling companies in the Gulf of Mexico region.
The document discusses Ayesha Hassan AbdulRahman Al Marzooqi, the UAE's first female crane operator at Khalifa Port in Abu Dhabi. As a trainee at Abu Dhabi Terminals, she operates one of the port's gigantic super-post-Panamax cranes from a small cabin 60 meters above ground. The document details her inspiration to take on the role, her training process, and how she helps unload container ships at one of the most advanced ports in the world. It also provides statistics on the port's increasing productivity and mentions that Ayesha is one of 23 Emirati trainees in the program, including 4 other women.
Piracy as a Transnational Threat in the Horn of AfricaMartino Sacchi
Somali piracy emerged as a transnational threat in the 2000s as attacks spread across the key shipping lanes in the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean. In response, numerous countries launched counter-piracy operations individually at first, including Italy, France, Russia, China, India, and others. The turning point came with the 2008 hijacking of the Faina, leading major Western nations like the EU and NATO to coordinate the Atalanta and Ocean Shield missions. While Somali pirates were motivated by money rather than ideology, the counter-piracy efforts marked an important transnational cooperation between Western and non-Western navies against this shared threat on the high seas.
The document provides information about boating in South Africa. It discusses the South African Boatbuilders Export Council (SABBEX) and their role in promoting the South African boatbuilding industry internationally. It also discusses the Marine Industry Association of South Africa (MIASA) and the benefits of their membership. Finally, it provides guidance on getting into boating, including how to choose a boat, paperwork requirements, and enjoying boating in South Africa.
Video Surveillance in Marine EnvironmentsDoreen Loeber
The document discusses video surveillance technology in the marine environment. It notes that 90% of global trade is transported by sea, making the shipping industry crucial to the global economy. As such, protecting vessels, cargo, and crew is a high priority, and the maritime security industry is predicted to be worth $20 billion by 2019. The document then profiles different types of ships and discusses state-of-the-art surveillance systems, including features of camera stations and certifications from classification societies like IACS to enhance maritime safety.
This document discusses the impacts of cruise tourism in coastal areas. It begins with an overview of recent trends in the coastal cruise industry, including strong growth in passenger numbers and ship sizes. It then examines both the economic benefits of cruise tourism for coastal communities, including job creation and tax revenue, and the environmental and social impacts, such as pollution, damage to ecosystems, and changes to local culture from overcommercialization. The document recommends the need for sustainable tourism strategies and regulations to manage these impacts and ensure long-term benefits for coastal areas.
Certificate in Ship Operations by Lloyds Maritime Academyeviplom
This document provides information about a Certificate in Ship Operations distance learning course offered by Lloyd's Maritime Academy:
- The 12-week course provides an essential guide to ship operations functions within shipping companies and is aimed at those working or seeking to work in ship operations roles.
- Over 6 modules, industry experts will guide students through the key areas of knowledge needed to fulfill operational roles, including post-fixture support, voyage instructions, cargo carriage, fund disbursement, and fleet performance monitoring.
- Students can access online course materials and participate in online discussions with tutors and other students from any location through the distance learning format. Upon completing online tests at the end of each module, students will receive a
The document summarizes an upcoming conference on protecting oil and gas infrastructure in Africa. The Critical Infrastructure Protection in Oil and Gas Africa 2014 conference will be held December 2-4, 2014 in Accra, Ghana and is supported by Ghana Gas. The conference will focus on strategies to secure offshore and onshore oil and gas facilities through bilateral cooperation and introducing state-of-the-art security systems. It will also highlight case studies and panels on threats like attacks, sabotage, theft, terrorism and accidents facing infrastructure in Africa. Attendees will include industry leaders, security experts, and military officials looking to share expertise on protecting assets in the region.
Osv africa 2014 p51428 i85 w2-slide shareRuoh Yi Tham
This document provides an agenda and speaker information for the 2nd Annual OSV Africa conference taking place from June 9-11, 2014 in Accra, Ghana. The conference will discuss strategic issues in the offshore support vessel industry in Africa, including local content requirements, technology trends, contracting strategies, financing options, and crewing challenges. Speakers include representatives from oil and gas companies, OSV operators, financial institutions, and government agencies involved in developing local content policies.
This document provides information about the Defence Procurement Summit taking place in Dubai from 3-4 April 2016. The summit will bring together elite defence buyers and sellers from the Middle East, Africa, Central and South Asia region in an intimate setting. It will feature world class briefings from senior defence procurement officials from countries like the US, UK, and UAE. The event aims to foster high-level networking and discussions around modernizing regional defence forces. It is an invitation-only event for senior executives involved in defence procurement decision making.
In our bid and policy to continually enhance communication between the Association and its members, the Secretariat has instituted a News Letter called “PMAWCA NEWS” as a medium that will help bridge the communication gap and enable members and the port communities far and near become more aware of the activities of the Association.
The Dockwiser Middle East edition focuses on Dockwise and external developments in the region. The feature, Mecca of World Oil & Gas (12-23), covers the history of Middle Eastern oil spanning 100 years, review of top oil and gas players, world oil and gas landscape, countries leading the offshore pack and offshore drilling hotspots.
Next to the feature, you will explore various sections including DockTalk, where Pushing Limits (24-25) and Arabian Float-over (34-35) articles cover recent installation projects. We also provide you with two different Industry Perspectives from the CEO of Shelf Drilling (30-31) and Dutch Ambassador to the UAE (36-37). In the Creating New Horizons section, seasoned managers from Dockwise and Boskalis provide an insight of doing business in the region as they focus on Growing Offshore Business (26-27) and Understanding Customer Needs (32-33). In the Technology Focus section, we describe the phases of a Float-over installation (28-29) whereby semi-submersible heavy transport vessels are used to transport and install offshore topsides. In addition to the oil and gas focus, we included a leisure article covering travel in beautiful Abu Dhabi (12-14).
This document provides information about the 2nd Offshore Security Summit in Oil & Gas taking place in Luanda, Angola on December 4-5, 2014. The summit aims to address growing security issues plaguing the oil and gas industries in Africa, such as oil theft, piracy, and vessel hijackings. It will bring together security experts, government officials, and industry leaders from Africa to discuss solutions to these problems, including strengthening maritime security operations and compliance with international standards. The agenda indicates presentations and panel discussions will focus on offshore asset protection, combating underwater sabotage, and vessel security measures to counter threats like piracy attacks.
IONS Seminar 2014 - Session 3 - Climate Change and Risk for Sea PortsNavy Webmaster
1. The climate is changing due to human-induced warming and the impacts will continue into the future. The ocean has absorbed over 90% of the increased heat in the Earth system since 1955.
2. Global sea levels have risen significantly since 1901 and will continue to rise more rapidly throughout the 21st century due to thermal expansion and melting ice sheets and glaciers. Regional variations will occur.
3. Impacts on Australian seaports will mainly come from increased extreme events like heatwaves, floods, and cyclones, which can damage infrastructure and disrupt operations, as seen in recent events. Port resilience and adaptation strategies are needed.
Maritime Course Flyer April 2016 v3 AWSAlbert Saphir
This two-day workshop will cover topics related to maritime transportation, forwarding, logistics, and global supply chain management. The workshop is intended for entry-level executives and is a refresher course for middle management. It will cover trends, roles, operations, regulations, security, and compliance issues. The workshop will be presented by Albert Saphir and Joe Espinosa and include guest speakers from organizations in ports, shipping, hazardous materials, and cargo security. Continuing education credits are offered.
The document discusses maritime education and training (MET) in Malaysia. It outlines how MET provides competent workers for the maritime industry, which transports 80% of global trade. MET programs in Malaysia are offered by several universities and academies and cover topics like shipping management, maritime law, and marine engineering. The maritime industry offers many career opportunities both onboard ships and in roles onshore. However, MET programs face issues like needing improved technology and ensuring quality graduates. Governments must support MET through policies and infrastructure to sustain the maritime industry and economy.
Warfighting First
-Be ready to fight and win today, while building the ability to win tomorrow
Operate Forward
-Provide offshore options to deter, influence and win in an era of uncertainty
Be Ready
-Harness the teamwork, talent and imagination of our diverse force to be ready to fight and responsibly employ our resources
Commodity trade, Tax and Transfer Pricing 2015 Ruoh Yi Tham
Given the complex value chains and the scope of trading activities, commodity companies must constantly navigate through a myriad of international trade, tax and transfer pricing rules. Further, with changing Government positions on Tax liability, and ongoing developments in international tax reforms, Commodity companies nowadays face extensive risk.
This high level Expert briefing will provide tax planning, structuring and transactional advice to companies in any commodity trade business. Real life examples and case law analysis will be used to communicate tax law interpretation, transfer pricing approaches and how to manage investigations. More at Commodity Trade, Tax and Transfer Pricing, 2-3 September 2015, Singapore, www.commoditiestax.com
Corporate Compliance & Disclosure 2015Ruoh Yi Tham
Graft Investigations are on the up, particularly in emerging markets. In the myriad of variables including Third parties, JV partners, Subsidiaries and unaware employees, internal controls need to be bullet proof.
That said, irrespective of being in the right, a corporate can be subject to investigations. How does one manage the process, what are the disclosure obligations, and how should the company get quick closure?
IBC's Expert Briefing on Corporate Compliance and Disclosure is Asia’s ONLY gathering that address the full range of compliance issues confronting business today. www.complianceanddisclosure.com
Offshore Marine Risk and Insurance 2014Ruoh Yi Tham
Asia’s Inaugural and ONLY Offshore Marine Risk & Insurance conference, to be held 26-27 Nov in Singapore, will gather E&P companies, oilfield operators, EPC contractors, offshore vessel owners and related industries in discussing risk mitigation and insurance management across the offshore value chain. More details from www.offshoreriskandinsurance.com
This document provides information about an upcoming LNG bunkering conference to take place from July 29-31, 2015 in Singapore. The conference will include presentations and panels on topics related to LNG bunkering such as regional infrastructure projects in Singapore, Korea, and Europe; demand drivers and projections; supply chain management; pricing and availability; and technology solutions. It also lists the organizing partners and media sponsors. The document promotes networking opportunities at the event including a cocktail party on July 29. A post-conference workshop on diversifying into LNG bunkering is scheduled for July 31 and will provide guidance on the commercial and operational feasibility of LNG bunkering.
Leveraging on IBC’s vast experience in agricultural commodities; we’re pleased to announce ‘Asia Cotton Outlook’ 2015 aimed at identifying global trends, regional demand-supply patterns and price outlook for the cotton industry with focus on technological updates and trade opportunities across the entire value chain. www.asiacottonoutlook.com
SIBCON 2014 Main Mail Tabloid BrochureRuoh Yi Tham
This document provides information about the Singapore International Bunkering Conference and Exhibition (SIBCON) that will take place from 14-17 October 2014 in Singapore. The summary includes:
- SIBCON 2014 will discuss the latest issues in the marine fuel industry over 4 days with over 1,600 participants from 50 countries.
- The conference will feature keynote addresses from industry leaders, 9 industry roundtables on topics like fuel types and quality, and a pre-conference symposium on implementing mass flow metering for bunker custody transfer.
- Attendees can learn about new market developments and exchange insights with fellow practitioners on trends like alternative fuels and impending sulfur limit regulations.
Global Tax Optimisation for Shipping 2015Ruoh Yi Tham
This document provides information about the "Global Tax Optimisation for Shipping" conference taking place on June 15-16, 2015 in Singapore. The two-day conference will address complex tax issues facing the shipping industry through presentations from tax law and consulting experts. Topics will include strategies for optimizing tax obligations, navigating international tax treaties, and managing tax compliance risks. Attendees will gain practical tips and insights from case studies. Speakers are from firms like Deloitte, PwC, and Rajah & Tann. Registering early provides discounts of up to $400.
This document provides an agenda and details for the "Ice Class Vessels" conference taking place from October 27-30, 2014 in Seoul, Korea. The conference will discuss opportunities, regulations and technology developments for Arctic operations. Over the two day conference and two pre/post-conference workshops, there will be presentations from over 15 global experts on topics like Arctic shipping outlook, the Polar Code regulations, vessel design for ice class vessels, winterization strategies, and navigating in Arctic conditions. The conference and workshops aim to provide industry professionals information on operating safely and efficiently in the Arctic region.
20th Annual Asia International Coffee Conference (AICC) 2014Ruoh Yi Tham
The world’s most prominent coffee gathering in Asia’s coffee hub, and the ONLY event of its kind is back for its 20th birthday celebrations! It promises to be special, and needs you to be there to make the most of business and networking opportunities.
Mark your calendar for 20th Annual Asia International Coffee Conference AICC to be held from 3-5 Dec at Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam, more at www.asiainternationalcoffee.com
The 7th Bunkering in Asia is part of a suite of events in The Bunkering Week, which incorporates 3 co located events and will attract over 200 top decision makers. Regional and international leaders will convene to address commercial, regulatory, supply-demand, price and global market issues. www.bunkeringinasia.com
5th Africa Sugar 2015, 28-30 April, Nairobi Kenya
In its 4–year history, IBC’s Africa Sugar Conference has earned the reputation of a must-attend conference for the sugar sector in Africa. Top level sugar regulators, producers, traders and investors have convened for this strategic forum, to discuss critical market issues and opportunities. This is where we hear it first, and hear it directly from the top players across the value chain. Hear the strategies on sugar trading, investment and production efficiency and stay on top of market needs! www.africsugar.com
2nd Annual Offshore Marine & Crewing and Manning 2015Ruoh Yi Tham
2nd Annual Offshore Marine & Crewing and Manning 2015
20-22 April 2015, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
http://www.offshorecrewingmanning.com/
After a strong response in 2014, IBC’s ‘2nd Annual Offshore Marine Crewing and Manning Summit’ returns in 2015, this time co located with our highly successful OSV, FPSO and Offshore Drilling Rigs Conferences to further enable cross pollination of ideas.
The event is Asia’s ONLY platform designed to provide practical solutions to your crewing needs. The two day conference will showcase case studies, perspectives from OSV, Rigs and FPSO operators, and put the spotlight on strategies for global markets.
The Bunkering Week 2015 is a ground breaking platform for the shipping and marine fuels sector. From Bunker markets and trade opportunities, developments in LNG Bunkering, through to Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems, the Bunkering Week will showcase the full range of strategies and solutions for the shipping community.
3 co located events
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3rd Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) Middle East 2014
1. IBC
MARITIME
3rd Annual
MIDDLE EAST
Unlocking New Opportunities in the
World’s Largest Offshore Market
22 – 25 SEPTEMBER 2014 GROSVENOR HOUSE DUBAI, U.A.E.
http://middleeast.osvconference.com
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
H.E. Khamis Buamim
Chairman,
Drydocks World & Maritime World, UAE
Middle East OSV Market
Vivek Seth
Chief Executive Officer,
Halul Offshore, UAE
Keep OSV Operations Cost Effective
Edgar Espinosa
Vice President – Sales and Business Development,
Bumi Armada Bhd, Malaysia
Commercial Strategies for
Middle East
Florent Kirchhoff
General Manager,
Swire Pacific Offshore (Dubai) LLC
Commercial Strategies for
Middle East
Easa Al Sarkal
Vice President, Logistics,
Zakum Development Company
(ZADCO), UAE
Nigeria’s OSV Scenario
Aju Uzodimma O
OSV Manager,
Shell Nigeria
Exploration and Production
“Development of business partnership is the key to sustainable
business opportunities in any industry and
IBC Asia offers such opportunities, one
should be taken advantage of”
Aju Uzodimma O,
Bonga Materials Coordinator & OSV Manager,
Shell Nigeria
2. 3rd Annual
MIDDLE EAST
Easa Al Sarkal
Vice President, Logistics,
Zakum Development
Company (ZADCO),
UAE
Lanyard Sponsor: Corporate Gift Sponsor: Table Top Sponsors: Presentation Sponsors:
Media Partners:
MORE NETWORKING
OPPORTUNITIES!
International Marketing Partner:
IBC
MARITIME
22 – 25 SEPTEMBER 2014 GROSVENOR HOUSE DUBAI, U.A.E.
The Largest OSV Event in the Middle East is Back!
World ils
Regional and Global Industry Leaders
Edgar Espinosa
Vice President – Sales
and Business
Development,
Bumi Armada Bhd,
Malaysia
Basant Konat
President & COO,
Aries Offshore Inc,
US
Capt. Guy Odell
Regional Manager
– MEA,
Jaya Holdings Limited
Vivek Seth
Chief Executive Officer,
Halul Offshore, UAE
Abdallah Chehab
Operation General
Manager,
Marine Capabilities
(Marcap) LLC, UAE
Capt Farhad P Patel
Director,
Sharaf Shipping
Agency, UAE
Aju Uzodimma O
Bonga Materials
Coordinator & OSV
Manager,
Shell Nigeria
Exploration and
Production
H.E. Khamis Buamim
Chairman,
Drydocks World &
Maritime World,
UAE
Jan Solemslie
Senior Vice President,
Offshore Finance,
DVB Group Merchant
Bank Asia Ltd,
Singapore
Mansour Kashfi
President,
Kashex International
Petroleum Consulting
Fazel Fazelbhoy
Chief Executive Officer,
Synergy Offshore,
UAE
James Willn
Lawyer,
Stephenson Harwood
Middle East LLP
“Great Networking & Good Knowledge”
Rasheed Yussuf, Chairman,
Phyllis Brown Offshore Support Limited
Online
Networking
Tool
See who is attending,
send/receive messages and
make appointments
before and after
the event.
Conference
Cocktail
5 pm, 23 September,
Tuesday
Here is another opportunity
to make the most of being
at our conference.
Welcome
Reception
6 pm - 8 pm,
22 September, Monday
Extended networking
opportunities in a relaxed
setting. Please confirm your
attendance in the
registration page.
Special
Team Benefits
Send your team to optimize
your investment in the region’s
largest OSV Conference. Refer
to the registration page for
pricing benefits.
Plus 2
Workshops
Pre-Conference Workshop:
Offshore Crewing
and Manning
Post-Conference Workshop:
OSV Chartering
Disputes
Rod Westwood
Associate Director,
Douglas-Westwood,
UK
What’s New in 2014?
Florent Kirchhoff
General Manager,
Swire Pacific Offshore
(Dubai) LLC
OSV Market opportunities and trends in Middle East
Global shipbuilding market outlook and future trends
Latest updates on IRAN oil and gas market and opportunities for offshore vessels sector
Meeting local content and cabotage requirements in Africa- Investment and partnership opportunities
Outlook on the forecast growth of subsea sector
New market segments for OSV companies and lift boats, subsea and accommodation barges
Case study – Logistics needs for offshore support in Middle East
Regional spotlight on Gulf of Mexico and Caspian Sea
“Very good event. Very good knowledge & perspectives about local content.”
Ray Maza, Business Development Manager, Tidewater Subsea LLC
Produced by: Supporting Organisation:
Maritime
REGISTER TODAY! +65 6508 2401 register@ibcasia.com.sg http://middleeast.osvconference.com
3. The Largest OSV E
Offshore projects continue to grow in size throughout the Middle East region. The oil and gas industry is
looking further and deeper offshore, as projects continue to expand in size and capital spend. New
investments, high spec vessel requirements and developing technology are ensuring a prosperous future
ahead for the sector.
With a focus on the region’s offshore hotspots, The 3rd Annual OSV Middle East conference will also
explore key global trends, strategies for entering into new vessel segments, and commercial directions for
today’s market.
Offshore Crewing and Manning
The manning and crewing issue is becoming even more challenging as the booming
offshore oil and gas industry continues to get backed up by strong exploration and
production investment. This workshop aims to provide a comprehensive guideline to OSV
operators while addressing critical issues surrounding offshore crewing including sourcing,
retaining, training and development.
OUTLINE:
• Overview of key crewing and manning challenges and future trends
• Crew sourcing strategies
• Challenges and solutions for key markets: Middle East, Africa and South Americas
• Training strategies for skilled manpower
• Develop specialized crew competency
• Retention strategies
• Operational and mobility challenges
• Conclusions
3rd Annual
MIDDLE EAST
“High quality presentations, very well chaired in sessions I attended”
David Wilson, General Manger, Kongsberg Maritime Middle East
Who Will You Meet
INDUSTRY
■ Shipowners 25%
■ Shipyard / Designers 15%
■ Oil & gas / Operators 15%
■ EPC 2%
■ Classification 2%
■ Bank / Finance 5%
■ Technology Providers / Equipment & Fuel
Suppliers 10%
■ Marine Service Providers 20%
■ Insurance / P & I / Security Companies 2%
■ Legal / Advisors / Consultants 2%
■ Brokerages/ Ship Managers 2%
COUNTRY
Middle East, India & Africa
■ UAE 38%
■ Abu Dhabi 18%
■ Qatar 3%
■ Saudi Arabia 5%
■ Iran 2%
■ Egypt 1%
■ Africa 3%
■ India 2%
■ Azerbaijan 2%
Asia
■ Singapore 13%
■ Malaysia 2%
■ China 3%
Europe
■ UK 3%
■ Netherland 3%
■ Norway 2%
Hear What 2013
Attendees Have to Say
“It was well organized and very interesting.
I am interested to attend next year”
Hussain Alhaja, Shipping Operations, ADMA OPCO
“Insightful topics were from a variety of spectrums
of the sector”
Amit Bansal, Head Commercial, VMMarine International Ltd
“Very knowledgeable speakers
enlightened the audience”
Umesh Gajria, Managing Director, A.S Maritime
“Very good event, high caliber of attendees”
Rania Tadros, Partner, Ince & Co
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP | 22 SEPTEMBER, MONDAY
Workshop Leader
Ruslan Gromovenko, Founder, Lerus Group
Ruslan Gromovenko is a Founder and Owner of Lerus Group, based in Odessa, Ukraine.
He started his sea career from 2002 and has more than 7 years’ experience working on
board of both merchant and offshore vessels. Lerus ltd was founded in 2007, providing
recruiting services for international clients in Oil and Gas Industry. The company has one
of the most extensive databases of Ukrainian, Russian, European officers and ratings, most of whom
have prior experience of work for Oil and Gas Industry.
POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP | 25 SEPTEMBER, THURSDAY
OSV Chartering Disputes
This workshop will address types of chartering contracts, clauses, provisions and legal
considerations with specific reference to contentious areas and disputes. It will provide
practical guidance on:
• Key chartering considerations and risk management
• Selecting the right type of contract
• Choice of law and interpretation
• Provisions for disputes
• Accidents and defaults
• Force Majeure
• Case studies in the ME region
Workshop Leaders
Paul Dean, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan LLP, UK
Paul specialises in marine and offshore, focusing mainly on dispute resolution arising
from charterparties, bills of lading, shipbuilding, rig disputes, collisions, fire and explosion,
salvage, general average, groundings, total loss, towage, seismic and limitation. He is
also head of the firm's personal injury practice.
Simon Cartwright, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan LLP, UAE
Simon acts for regional shipowners and operators, traders, P & I Clubs and international
and regional underwriters, handling high value and complex disputes in regional and
international arbitration and litigation (including LMAA arbitration and English High
Court litigation).
Yaman Al Hawamdeh, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan LLP, UAE
Yaman is highly regarded for both his shipping litigation expertise and his extensive
experience within the Arabian Gulf region. His practice focuses on regional shipping
disputes and litigation including cargo disputes, offshore collisions and fraud under bills
Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities
A range of sponsorship and exhibition packages can be customized to meet your marketing goals. Please contact
Jonathan Kiang at +65 6508 2471 or email him at jonathan.kiang@ibcasia.com.sg to discuss opportunities
for your company.
REGISTER TODAY! +65 6508 2401 register@ibcasia.com.sg http://middleeast.osvconference.com
4. Event in the Middle East is Back!
CONFERENCE DAY ONE
23 SEPTEMBER 2014 TUESDAY
9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
EXAMINING NEW MARKET OPPORTUNITIES
9.00 Gulf of Mexico (GOM) Outlook – O&G Activities and OSV Market Updates
• Update on the oil and gas activities and future prospects
• Regulation and workforce
• Issues impacting the OSV market
• The way ahead – conclusions
9.30 Capitalising on Opportunities in the Caspian Sea
• Project outlook
• Demand forecast for various vessel types
• Specific vessel requirements
• How to enter and sustain business in this region
Fazel Fazelbhoy, Chief Executive Officer, Synergy Offshore, UAE
10.00 Nigeria’s OSV Scenario – Opportunities and Challenges
• OSV supply and demand updates – types of OSVs in demand
• Local content regulations and compliance
• Challenges and opportunities for foreign OSV operators
• The way forward
Aju Uzodimma O, OSV Manager, Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production
10.30 Morning Tea and Refreshment
11.00 Latest Updates on IRAN Oil and Gas Market and Opportunities for Offshore Vessels
Sector
• Future prospect of energy E&P activities in Iran
• Government regulations and opportunities for investors
• OSV market status and future opportunities
• Managing risks
Mansour Kashfi, President, Kashex International Petroleum
11.30 Forecasting the Subsea Vessels Sector
• Analysis on the current subsea market and key drivers
• Outlook on new subsea market prospects
• Technical and commercial development trends
Capt. Guy Odell, Regional Manager – MEA, Jaya Holdings Limited
12.00 Prospect Outlook on Accommodation Units
• Current demand and supply outlook
• Market drivers and development trends
• The way forward
Rod Westwood, Associate Director, Douglas-Westwood, UK
12.30 Networking Lunch
STRATEGIC RISK MANAGEMENT
13.30 Meeting Local Content and Cabotage Requirements in East Africa
• Latest regulation updates in key energy countries in East Africa
• Government’s expectations and implications to foreign investors
• Key partnership opportunities
14.00 Contract Risk and Chartering Disputes in the Region
• Identifying potential areas of dispute
• Examining some of Supplytime’s problem provisions
• Considerations when revising the provisions for your own operations
• Best practice contract management on how to avoid the pitfalls
Paul Dean, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan LLP
Yaman Al Hawamdeh, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan LLP, UAE
14.30 Working with International Marine Regulations – A Perspective for the OSV Fleet
• Emissions and fuel efficiency – Timeline of MEPC implementation in Middle East and
other key regions
• Ballast Water regulations
• Strategies for balancing commercial and environmental priorities
15.00 Closing Remarks from Chair
8.00 Registration and Coffee
9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
MARKET TRENDS
9.10 What the Future Has in Store
H.E. Khamis Buamim, Chairman, Drydocks World & Maritime World, UAE
9.40 Global Energy Market Outlook and Future Trends
• Overview on energy fundamentals in the global market
• Short to medium term demand and pricing outlook
• New E&P activities
• Conclusions and suggestions
10.10 Middle East OSV Market Outlook
• Key dynamics at play
• Operational Challenges – are they similar across the region?
• Future requirement for growth
Vivek Seth, Chief Executive Officer, Halul Offshore, UAE
10.40 Morning Tea and Refreshment
11.10 Commercial Strategies for the Middle East OSV Market
• Sam
• Key drivers of utilization and day rates
• Understand the changing needs of charterers
• Optimize the offshore value chain, what can be improved?
• Diversifying into new vessel segments offering better returns
• Strategies for long term opportunities
Panelists:
Easa Al Sarkal, Vice President, Logistics, Zakum Development Company (ZADCO), UAE
Florent Kirchhoff, General Manager, Swire Pacific Offshore (Dubai) LLC
Capt Farhad P Patel, Director, Sharaf Shipping Agency, UAE
PANEL DISCUSSION
11.50 Global Shipbuilding Market Trends and Middle East in Context
• Global ship building capacity and competitiveness, and impact on pricing
• Changing vessel requirements – who can deliver?
• The evolving build – own – charter model and what to expect
• The value proposition of Middle East yards
James Willn, Lawyer, Stephenson Harwood Middle East LLP, UAE
12.20 Networking Lunch
13.30 Assessing Finance Market perspectives for the Offshore Sector
• Lenders take on the OSV sector
• Understanding financier’s appetite for newbuild finance
• What are the changing requirements of financiers?
• Exploring financing options and alternatives
Jan Solemslie, Senior Vice President, Offshore Finance, DVB Group Merchant Bank (Asia)
Ltd DVB Group Merchant Bank Asia Ltd
MANNING, OPERATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY
14.00 Higher – End OSVs: New Vessel Technologies and Building Cost
• Lift boat history
• Rules and regulations for classification and construction
• General application of lift boats in shallow waters
• New trends, upgrades and extended utilization
• Case studies
• Conclusion
Basant Konat, President & COO, Aries Offshore Inc, USA
14.30 Keeping OSV Operations Cost Effective
• Meeting Charterers’ Growing Demands
• Mitigating Financial and Operational Risks
• Maximizing Fleet utilization
Edgar Espinosa, Vice President – Sales and Business Development, Bumi Armada Bhd,
Malaysia
15.00 Afternoon Tea and Refreshment
15.30 Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA): In Theory and In Practice
Senior Representative, C MAR GROUP
15.50 Crewing and Manning Solutions for the OSV fleet
• Sourcing options – how is the market evolving
• Specialised crew recruitment and retention
• Strategies for regional markets and local requirements
Abdallah Chehab, Operation General Manager, Marine Capabilities (Marcap) LLC, UAE
16.20 Close of Day One
16.30 Networking Cocktail
CONFERENCE DAY YWO
24 SEPTEMBER 2014 WEDNESDAY
“Excellent. Networking, meeting new stakeholders in
the industry. I would recommend attending the
conference next year.”
Josephine Adu, MD / CEO, Jotam Services, Nigeria
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