OECD Workshop on Maritime Transport, 4-5 November 2004 - Documentation

Workshop Chairman: Mr. Bruce Carlton
                               Associate Administrator for Policy and International Trade
                               US Maritime Administration
                               Chairman of the Maritime Transport Committee

Workshop Agenda

Session 1.  Recent trends in world shipping

Economic Developments

Transportation congestion: a government perspective
Department of State, United States

  • Developments in the international energy market
  • Vessel and operational innovations affecting the shipping sector

Vessel and operational innovations affecting the shipping sector
Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation

Political developments

  • Major developments in the regulatory environment

Shipowner perspectives of recent political developments
International Chamber of Shipping (ICS)

International Maritime Liability Regimes
Transport Canada

The need for speedier ratification of international conventions
Intertanko

Seafarers' comments on relevant regulatory and political developments
International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF)/TUAC

  • Developments at the WTO negotiations on Maritime Transport Services 

Developments at the WTO negotiations on Maritime Transport Services
Ministry of Trade and Industry, Norway

  • New developments in international shipping

An Update on China’s maritime policies
Mr. Zhang Shouguo, Department of Water Transport, China

Current international shipping market trends: EU maritime policy priorities and legislative initiatives
Powerpoint presentation
European Commission 

Session 2.     Future challenges in maritime security - How successful are the responses to maritime security, who bears the cost and what are the next steps?

Effectiveness of regulatory responses, possible future action

Session Chair: CDR Linda Fagan
                      US Coast Guard

Impact of security measures on ports

Panellist:     Mrs. Mary Seet-Cheng
                   Director, Policy Division
                   Maritime and Port Authority (MPA)
                   Singapore

 Impact of Maritime Security Measures on Ports and the Way Forward

Impact of security related regulatory & other requirements on the maritime industry

Panellist:     Mr. Andrew Traill
                   British Shippers’ Council/European Shippers’ Council

Impact of security related regulatory & other requirements on the maritime industry
Addendum

Regional responses to maritime security (APEC)

Panellist:      Mr. Zhang Shouguo
                   Director
                   Department of Water Transport, Ministry of Communications
                   China

Playing an active role in fulfilling maritime security obligations

Additional documentation:

Security: Let’s be realistic
Mr. F. Boogaerts
Chairman Working Group SEA-FIATA

Session 3.  Substandard shipping: what else can be done?

Overview of recent actions to address substandard shipping

Session Chair:  Ms. Dianne Rimington
                       General Manager, Corporate
                       Australian Maritime Safety Authority

National measures taken to address substandard shipping

Panellist:       Ms. Gloria J. Victoria-Bañas
                    Deputy Administrator for Planning
                    Maritime Industry Authority
                    Philippines

National measures taken to address substandard shipping

Can Classification Societies respond to the new challenges?

Panellist:     Mr. Richard Leslie
                   Permanent Secretary
                   International Association of Classification Societies

Can Classification Societies respond to the new challenges?

Using insurance and information to combat substandard shipping

Panellist:     Mr. Terence Coghlin
                   Former Chairman of the International Group of P&I Clubs

Role of ship financing in curbing the use of substandard ships

Panellist:      Mr Dagfinn Lunde
                   Chairman and CEO of DVB Bank nv

The role of ship financing in curbing the use of substandard ships

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