Egypt’s Minister of Transport to chair summit on Egypt’s maritime transport leadership
Decision makers & senior leaders are set to gather for the Egypt Ports & Waterways Summit (9-11 June) in Cairo to discuss Egypt’s maritime transport sector.
This summit comes right as Egypt is embarking on a path towards modernisation and development in its maritime sector
CAIRO, EGYPT, April 21, 2015 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Under the official patronage of His Excellency Hany Dahy, the Minister of Transport, and supported by the Suez Canal Authority, Alexandria Port Authority, Damietta Port Authority, River Transport Authority and the General Authority for Dry Ports and Land Ports, the summit will see the respective authorities outline their visions for the future of transhipment and logistics in Egypt.— Rory Keith, Conference Director, IQPC
Many advancements are planned for Egypt’s maritime sector, with expansions to the capacity of the Suez Canal soon to be ready, together with expansions to all of the country’s major ports, Egypt is steadily moving towards its goal of being a top destination for global transhipment and value added logistics services. Changes are not limited to the coast too, with great strides being made to the country’s dry port infrastructure and river transport sectors.
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Hosted byIQPC, the event’s speakers will include His Excellency Hany Dahy, Minister of Transport; Vice Admiral Mohab Mameesh, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority; Rear Admiral Abdelkader Darwish, Chairman of the Alexandria Port Authority; Vice Admiral Hossam Eldin Yousef, Vice Chairman for Operations of Damietta Port Authority; Eng. Samir Salama, Acting Chairman of the River Transport Authority as well as a roster of key decision makers and influential figures.
“With so many projects being undertaken in this sector at present, and with great ambition in this sector, the summit will provide Egypt’s maritime leaders with an opportunity to meet financiers and future partners who might help them achieve their goals.” – Rory Keith, Conference Director, IQPC.
Sponsors include NMDC, IHC Merwede, Decision Sciences International Corporation, DEME Group, IBEX Solutions, GLDD,Liebherr Werk Nenzing GmbH, MTU Middle East, and many more have already confirmed their attendance.
Find the full programme, speaker list and registration form at http://www.egyptportsandwaterways.com/news , call +971 4 364 2975 or email enquiry@iqpc.ae for more information.
Lakshyadeep Nival
IQPC Middle East
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