CRANS MONTANA FORUM CLUB OF PORTS. Towards competitiveness and security

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1 CRANS MONTANA FORUM CLUB OF PORTS Towards competitiveness and security

experience sharing, knowledge transmission and the permanent discovery of new techniques related to the Maritime Industry.

Members are (1) decision-makers and stakeholders in the Maritime Transport Industry in Africa & Middle-East and (2) their counterparts from the rest of the world.

2 HOW DOES THE CLUB OF PORTS WORK? The Club of Ports works as a private and friendly platform offering high-level meetings to its Members and providing them with unique networking opportunities within a framework dedicated to experience sharing, knowledge transmission and the permanent discovery of new techniques related to the Maritime Industry. A UNIQUE COMMUNITY The Club of Ports is a unique Community founded by the Crans Montana Forum. Members are (1) decision-makers and stakeholders in the Maritime Transport Industry in Africa & Middle-East and (2) their counterparts from the rest of the world. Special Club of Ports Meeting THE «CRANS MONTANA» TRADITION The Club of Ports Members benefit from the Crans Montana Forum s historical (30 years of activity) and tremendous network and potential. The Crans Montana Forum organizes high-level and exclusive events around the world in a private, friendly and exclusive framework far from publicity and any press coverage. Club of Ports Working Lunch HIGH-QUALITY TARGETED APPROACH All the Economic and Political issues related to the Maritime Industry are at the top of the Club s Agenda. Every topic is tackled with the most renowned experts and key actors to allow a comprehensive approach and shape the right solutions in the most efficient fashion. Official Celebration of the Partnership between MOWCA and the Club of Ports

OUR ACTIVITIES EXPERIENCE SHARING & KNOWLEDGE Members gather in an informal framework with Government representatives and International Organizations, Experts, specialized Companies and key actors

SPECIALISED MEETINGS The Club organizes specialized panels for each profession related to the Maritime Transport Industry : ship-owners, shippers, charterers, port authorities, maritime companies,

A VAST PANORAMA OF ACTIVITIES The challenges of the Maritime Transport industry all over the world are the very top of the agenda of the Club of Ports activities, and especially : Maritime Security

3 OUR ACTIVITIES EXPERIENCE SHARING & KNOWLEDGE Members gather in an informal framework with Government representatives and International Organizations, Experts, specialized Companies and key actors from this field. Experience and knowledge sharing, networking and technical discoveries are the Club s essential aims. SPECIALISED MEETINGS The Club organizes specialized panels for each profession related to the Maritime Transport Industry : ship-owners, shippers, charterers, port authorities, maritime companies, logistics and construction companies, maritime insurers, major merchant Ports, classification societies, brokers, etc. A VAST PANORAMA OF ACTIVITIES The challenges of the Maritime Transport industry all over the world are the very top of the agenda of the Club of Ports activities, and especially : Maritime Security and Safety, Fight against Piracy, Infrastructure modernization, capacity-building, competitiveness, new investment opportunities, etc. HIGH-LEVEL TECHNICAL DISCUSSIONS Each meeting is a new opportunity to tackle the daily concerns of the Maritime Transport industry s actors : modernization of Ports and working methods, freight tariffs reduction, competition between terminal operators, the implementation of Public-Private Partnerships, Ports connections with their hinterland but also, technical focus on sustainable and efficient management strategies for dredging or methods of approach, hydrocarbons transport, and negotiation with major foreign groups.

THE STRATEGIC COMMITTEE The Club of Ports Strategic Committee is responsible for ensuring the overall

Its role is also to create and maintain necessary connections all over the World.

Companies and Government Officials. It provides the Club with strategic and global views.

Alain Michel Luvambano Secretary General Maritime Organisation of West and Central Africa VICE PRESIDENT

Giscard Lilian Ogoula Secretary General Union of African Shippers Council COMMITTEE MEMBER NATO

4 THE STRATEGIC COMMITTEE The Club of Ports Strategic Committee is responsible for ensuring the overall coherence of actions undertaken by the Club. Its role is also to create and maintain necessary connections all over the World. The Strategic Committee gathers Heads of Maritime Organizations, major Ports, as well as specialized Companies and Government Officials. It provides the Club with strategic and global views. PRESIDENT MOWCA Represented by : Mr. Alain Michel Luvambano Secretary General Maritime Organisation of West and Central Africa VICE PRESIDENT UASC Represented by : Mr. Giscard Lilian Ogoula Secretary General Union of African Shippers Council COMMITTEE MEMBER NATO Represented by : Mr. Jamie P. Shea Deputy Assistant Secretary General North Atlantic Treaty Organization COMMITTEE MEMBER OAPEC Represented by : Mr. Abbas A. Al-Naqi Secretary General Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries COMMITTEE MEMBER PMAESA Represented by : Mrs. Nozipho Mdawe Secretary General Port Management Association of Eastern and Southern Africa

CLUB OF PORTS LABEL FOR EXCELLENCE The Club of Ports Label for Excellence aims at being awarded to key actors in the Maritime Industry all over the World, and particularly in Africa and Middle-East.

outstanding leadership, reliability as well as quality of services, innovation and customer relation management.

5 CLUB OF PORTS LABEL FOR EXCELLENCE The Club of Ports Label for Excellence aims at being awarded to key actors in the Maritime Industry all over the World, and particularly in Africa and Middle-East. The Label is an Official Recognition of (1) outstanding achievements, (2) efforts and (3) initiatives in the development and the management of the Maritime Industry, commitment towards Excellence, outstanding leadership, reliability as well as quality of services, innovation and customer relation management. o o o o o o A Label Committee established in the framework of the Club of Ports, is responsible for nominating winners and monitoring the Label on a yearly basis Any stakeholder in the global Maritime Community may propose a Port, a Company or a Maritime Authority for the Label Nominations are regularly announced by the Club of Ports Presentation Ceremonies are organized in a framework pre-agreed with the Recipient The management of the Recipients official list is placed under the Club of Ports responsibility. The Label holders obligatory remain Club of Ports Members for three years For further information on the Label s presentation, please send a message to info@montana30.org

RECIPIENTS LIST BEST REGIONAL MARITIME PORT FOR MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT 2016-2018 Autonomous

Société Navale Guinéenne Republic of Guinea BEST REGIONAL MARITIME PORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT

COUNCIL 2014-2016 Office de Gestion du Fret Multimodal DR Congo MOST DYNAMIC PORT IN THE

Morocco BEST SHIPPERS COUNCIL 2014-2016 National Shippers Council Angola BEST REGIONAL

6 RECIPIENTS LIST BEST REGIONAL MARITIME PORT FOR MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT Autonomous Port of Dakar Senegal BEST REGIONAL MARITIME COMPANY FOR THE QUALITY OF SERVICES Société Navale Guinéenne Republic of Guinea BEST REGIONAL MARITIME PORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE Port Autonome de Conakry Republic of Guinea MOST DYNAMIC SHIPPERS COUNCIL Office de Gestion du Fret Multimodal DR Congo MOST DYNAMIC PORT IN THE PACIFIC AREA Honiara Port Solomon Islands BEST PORT OF THE YEAR 2014 Tanger Med Morocco BEST SHIPPERS COUNCIL National Shippers Council Angola BEST REGIONAL CONTAINER TERMINAL Port of Luanda Angola BEST REGIONAL MARITIME PORT Port of Casablanca Morocco

7 THE CLUB OF PORTS FRIENDS Mrs. Fatoumata Cisse Société Navale Guinéenne Mr. Peder Sondergaard CEO Africa/Middle-East APM Terminals Mr. Alberto Bengue Administrator Port of Luanda, Angola Mr. Pottengal Mukundan Director International Maritime Bureau Mr. Jean-Louis Osso Chairman of the Board Autonomous Port of Pointe-Noire Congo Mr. Youssef Imghi Tanger Med Engineering, Morocco Mr. Arjuna Ranatunga Minister of Ports & Shipping Sri Lanka Mr. Ahmed Bin Ali Al Mohannadi General Authority of Customs Qatar Mr. Peter Brady Maritime Authority, Jamaica Mr. Ivo Enongene Ndiale Harbour Master Douala Port Authority Cameroon Mr. Paul Graaf Director Europe, Middle East and Africa Lloyd s Register Mr. Abbas Al Naqi Secretary General Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries

8 Mr. Hanounaye Gounoko President National Port Authority Cameroon Mrs. Aicha Dabar Guelleh MP & Chairperson Committee on Foreign Affairs, National Assembly, Djibouti Mr. Omran Radhi Thani General Director National Port Authority Iraq Mr. Mircea Ciopraga Secretary General, Transport Corridor Europe-Caucasus-Asia Intergovernmental Commission Mr. Stefaan Depypere Director DG Maritime Affairs & Fisheries European Commission Mr. Alhaji Worroh Jalloh Executive Director, Sierra Leone Maritime Administration Mr. Jianhua Zhong Special Representative for African Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs P.R.China Mr. Thomas Schmid Director Africa Airbus Defense & Space (EADS) Mr. Gichiri Ndua Managing Director Kenya Ports Authority Mr. Walter Semianiw Commander of Canada Command Ministry of National Defence, Canada Mr. Mohammed Cheick Fofana Guinea s Shippers Council Mr. Hossein Adeli Secretary General Gas Exporting Countries Forum

9 Mr. Gordan Grlic-Radman President Danube Commission Mr. Serge Marigliano Head of Safety Great Maritime Port of Le Havre France Mr. Ambroise Germain Banas Chairman of the Board Office des Ports et Rades du Gabon Mr. Alain Juillet Former Head of Intelligence DGSE, France Mr. Samuel Sitta Minister for East African Cooperation Tanzania Mr. Jacob Adorkor Director Tema Port, Ghana Mr. Mohammed Khalifa Al Ghassani of Ports Ministry of Transport & Communication Oman Mr. Lazare Gnonlonfin Pic Network, Switzerland Mr. Tim Engell Pedersen General Manager Herning Shipping, Danmark Mr. Rui Manuel Moita Deputy Managing Director Angola National Shippers Council Mrs. Oulimata Ndiaye Research Analyst Autonomous Port of Dakar Mr. Rodney Toka General Manager Security Transnet Group, South Africa

Mr. Mohammad Saeidi Chairman and Managing

10 Mr. Mohammad Saeidi Chairman and Managing Director Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines Mr. Simon Church Director The Maritime Security Centre Horn of Africa Mr. Fritz Pinnock Executive Director Caribbean Maritime Institute Gen. Sir Alexander R. David Shirreff Dep. Supreme Allied Commander in Europe NATO Mr. Olaf Merk Head, Ports & Shipping OECD Mr. Siddique Khan President & CEO Globalink Logistics Group Kazakhstan Mr. Jean-Marie Carnet General Delegate Groupement des Industries de Construction et Activités Navales Mr. Jacques Lanxade President Fondation Méditerranéenne d Etudes Stratégiques, France Mr. Samuel Manetoali Ministry for Environment, Climate Change Disaster Management Conservation & Meteorology Solomon Islands Mr. Alfredo Castillero Hoyos Institutional Executive Director Ministry of National Security Panama Mr. Germán Alvarez Lobato Rear Admiral National Navy Mexico Mr. Lonnie Kishiyama Director, International Activities Maritime Administration, United-States

11 Mr. Yassin ElSayyad Manager Arab Maritime Petroleum Transport Company Mr. Abdulkareem Al Masabi Vice-President, Port Operations Abu Dhabi Ports Company Mr. Samuel Batcho Port of Cotonou, Benin Mr. Nabil Bourisly President Kuwait Oil Company Mr. Jacques Kurkdjian Global Industry Development Director Dassault Systèmes Prince Sultan bin Khalid Al-Faisal Captain (retired) Royal Saudi Naval Forces Mr. Metse Ralephenya Director, Maritime Safety Ministry of transports South Africa Mr. Mamadouba Sankhon Autonomous Port of Conakry, Guinea Mr. Osamah Rashed Ali Bujarrah Harbour Master Marine Operation Group Kuwait Oil Company, Kuwait Mr. Helmut Türk Vice President International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea Mr. Adalmir De Souza Executive Director Port Authorities Brasilian Association Mr. Jean-Pierre Loubinoux Chief Executive International Union of Railways

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THE CLUB OF PORTS FRIENDS

THE CLUB OF PORTS FRIENDS Mr. Ambroise Germain Banas Chairman of the Board Office des Ports et Rades du Gabon Mr. Peder Sondergaard CEO Africa/Middle-East APM Terminals Mr. Alberto Bengue Administrator