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IMW BULLETIN | DEcEMBER 2013
IMW BULLETINPRE-CONFERENCE NEWSLETTER DECEmbER 2013
Making India the global maritime destination is the noble aspiration. Let’s come together and make waves!
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“India Maritime Week should provide the platform to take stock of the targets reached in Maritime Agenda 2020, and take steps to realise more projects in the next five years,” said Shri Gautam Chatterjee, Director General of Shipping. IMW 2014 and the editions thereafter till the year 2020 should focus on the Maritime Agenda and continually do a reality check, the DG said while chairing the Advisory Council Meeting of India Maritime Week in New Delhi on December 5, 2013. In the run-up to the second edition of India Maritime Week to be held from January 28 to February 1, 2014, the DG said all the stakeholders in the maritime industry would want to find out the strong takeaways from the first event that dwelled on making India a maritime destination, in tune with the Maritime Agenda. Aptly themed ‘Big Prospects, Big Challenges: India Marching Ahead’ the 2014 event is all set to discuss the existing gaps in the industry and look at ways of bridging them, thereby taking India’s maritime growth to the next stage of progress,
Time For A reAliTy CheCk
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the Advisory Council members opined. A group of 20 Advisory Council members of IMW 2014, representing the diverse maritime domains, assembled at the Le Meridian Hotel to finetune the issues and the sessions to be tabled for the benefit of a cross-section of maritime players both from India and abroad. The Advisory Council that comprises of business association heads and head honchos of ports, shipping and logistics sectors had a brainstorming session for 3 hours to bring out the essence of the forthcoming event through focused sessions, workshops, trade forums and round tables being planned during the week-long event. The Council expressed hope that the event, that has been tailored to represent the aspirations and the true nature of
the maritime industry in India, would be successful in bringing together the fraternity from the length and breadth of the country to deliberate on the pressing issues and work for a way forward. Ramprasad, Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Maritime Gateway, said IMW 2014 discussions would be aligned with what has and has not been achieved in the Maritime Agenda. “A status report on the progress of the recommendations made in the first edition of IMW will be brought out.” As the event brings the industry and the government together to interact, flag out issues and understand the dynamics of the industry and its sub-sectors, IMW provides the perfect platform for all the maritime stakeholders to be heard and seen, Ramprasad added.
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IMW is a fine example of public private partnership, where the government and private together put up this grand event, showcasing India as a major maritime power. It will be a good idea to use IMW editions to analyse how the plans in the Maritime Agenda 2020 are being realised.
- Mr Gautam Chatterjee, IAS Director General of Shipping
IMW 2012 was very successful so people have elevated expectations from 2014 version. IMW has set agenda for the maritime industry. This time we all look forward to carry forward the agenda to ensure the concrete steps are being taken.
- Mr Shantanu Bhadmakar Immediate Past Chairman, FFFAI
As a FFFAI chairman, I will be extremely happy to be a part of this whole India Maritime Week. This will be a benchmark conference to show people how to develop this country as major maritime nation.
- Mr Debashis Datta Chairman, FFFAI
IMW is a unique event that provides the industry an opportunity to come together over a period of five days, allowing more than just traditional event participation. Over the last two years IMW has built significant momentum and is definitely one of the most awaited industry forums.
- Mr Prahlad Tanwar Associate Director - Transport &
Logistics, KPMG Advisory Services
Dear Stakeholder,
It is with great pleasure that I announce the second edition of India Maritime Week, an initiative started two years ago with an objective to showcase India’s maritime opportunities and capabilities to the global community.
India is on the path of economic progress and needs to propel growth by fast-tracking regulatory reforms and implementation of projects. While challenges abound, so do opportunities. The time is right to hasten development of the maritime sector by building infrastructure and capacities of ports, shipping and logistics sectors, including freight terminals, warehouses, national manufacturing investments zones and industrial corridors.
With the formulation of new market-linked tariff guidelines, operationalisation of waterways, and PPP projects taking off, it is an opportune moment for all the stakeholders in maritime sector. Ministry of Shipping, Government of India is making continuous efforts to attract investment in the ports sector for augmentation of freight.
Accelerating policy and structural reforms for the benefit of trade will propel maritime development towards the aspiring goals. To address existing gaps in physical achievement of infrastructure projects, investments and trade facilitation and move on to the next stage of progress, India Maritime Week being organised from 28th January to 1st February in 2014, New Delhi will serve as a perfect platform to discuss issues and derive solutions.
Ministry of Shipping is delighted to be part of this initiative and sincerely invite every stakeholder to take part.
(Dr. Vishwapati Trivedi)
SECRETARYMINISTRY OF SHIPPINGGOVERNMENT OF INDIA
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Dear Stakeholder,
It is with great pleasure that I announce the second edition of India Maritime Week, an initiative started two years ago, with an objective to showcase India’s Maritime opportunities and capabilities to the global community.
India is on the path of economic progress and needs to propel growth by fast-tracking regulatory reforms and implementation of projects. While challenges abound, so do opportunities. The time is right to hasten development of the maritime sector by building infrastructure and capacities of ports, shipping and logistics sectors, including freight terminals, warehouses, national manufacturing investments zones and industrial corridors.
With new market-linked tariff guidelines, operationalisation of waterways, and PPP projects taking off, it is an opportune moment for all the stakeholders in maritime sector. Ministry of Shipping, Government of India is making continuous efforts to attract investment in the ports sector for augmentation of freight.
Accelerating policy and structural reforms for the benefit of trade will propel maritime development towards the aspiring goals. To address existing gaps in physical achievement of infrastructure projects, investments and trade facilitation and move on to the next stage of progress, India Maritime Week being organised from January 28 to February 1, 2014, New Delhi, will be a perfect platform to discuss issues and derive solutions.
Ministry of Shipping is delighted to be part of this initiative and sincerely invite every stakeholder to take part.
(Dr. Vishwapati Trivedi)
The timing of IMW is such that it gives us an opportunity to showcase what has been done in the Indian IWT. Interactions at IMW will give us an opportunity to ensure that we get firm commitments from shippers for movement of cargo for long term and bankers to fund this sector.
- Mr Amitabh Verma, IAS Chairman, Inland Waterways
Authority of India (IWAI)
23rd December, 2013
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India’s leading real estate developer DLF opened the first ever 9 Hole
Gary Player Championship course in the country. Widely recognised as the world’s most successful golf course architectural firm, Gary Player Design is renowned for its select and ecological approach to design. The course is a scenic parkland design with
Gurgaon gets the first ever Gary Player Championship golf course in India
dramatic landscape enhanced by ambient lighting. The course has many firsts in the country. It has the first ever ‘Island Green’ in the country. Also, for the very first time, ‘Sub Air Systems’ have been used in India. Sub Air aeration and moisture removal system promotes healthier and stronger playing surfaces through moisture content management,
subsurface aeration, and root zone temperature control. As a result, Sub-Air provides optimum aerobic subsurface growing conditions. Celebration Bermuda, rated as one of the best grass in the world by numerous university research studies, is used for the course along with Mini Verde, the best known grass for the greens around the globe. Celebration Bermuda
grass is widely known for wear tolerance & recovery, drought resistance & tolerance, disease & frost resistance. Also, the course features a very large lake which is fed by treated water from DLF’s state of the art sewage treatment plant and the entire golf course is irrigated by this water, in consonance with the company’s ethos of a Green DLF.
SCHEDULE: Wednesday January 29, 2014
10:45 – 11:30 am
: Putting Clinic by Karan Bindra
11:00 am onwards
: Registration
11:30 am : Business Lunch
12:00 noon : Shot gun Start
06:00 pm : Cocktails
07:30 pm : Prize Presentation
08:00 pm onwards
: Dinner
Jan 29, 2014
Studio One Studio TwoWorkshop-I Workshop-II
09:30 am – 05:30 pm ICD/CFS Ports & Terminal management
10:45 am – 06:00 pm Gateway Golf Tournament DLF Golf & Country Club06:00 pm – 09:30 pm Prizes /Speakers Dinner DLF Golf & Country Club09:30 am – 05:30 pm India Maritime HR Summit JW Marriot Aerocity
JAN 28 TUESDAy JAN 29 WEDnESDAyPRoGRAMME oVERVIEW
JAN 30 THURSDAy JAN 31 FRIDAy FEb 01 TIMESATURDAy
February 2014DAY THREE
10:00 am – 11:00 am Inaugural Session Plenary Session 2
Accelerating Manufacturing Growth: national Manufacturing Zones and Industrial Corridors
Session 6: Ship Building: What is the Right Strategy?
11:00 am – 12:00 noon Exhibition Inauguration / Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break
main Hall Session 3: Main Hall
Studio one
Studio Two
Studio Three
boardRoom Session 7: Main Hall
12:00 pm – 01:30 pm
Plenary Session 1 Public and Private Investment in Infrastructure: Past, Present and Future
maritime sector in Securing Energy Future
Krishna-patnam
Port Customer
meet
Industry Forum 3:
Industry Forum 4:
Industry Forum 5:
Bunkering: Time to Chart the RoadmapInland
Water Transport
and Coastal
Shipping
NISAA business
Forum
IPPTA business
Forum
01:30 pm – 02:30 pm Lunch Lunch Lunch
02:30 pm – 04:00 pm
Session 1: Main Hall Studio One Studio Two Session 4:
Main HallStudio
one Waiting in the Wings: The Way Forward
SessionsI,II & III
Container Trade in
2020: Challenges
and op-portunties
SessionsI & II
Surviving with new
Tariff Guidelines:
Review and
options
Session 8:
Global and Regional Trends: Scenarios that are shaping the maritime Industry
Industry Forum 1: Industry Forum 2: Inclusive maritime Growth and The Role of States
Round Table 3
Ports & Terminals: Sustaining operational Efficiency
Shipowners Forum:
AmTOI &FFFAI
Agro Commo-
dities
How to increase tonnage under the Indian Flag and FDI
in Shipping?
Transportation Demands and
Creating Capacities
04:00 pm – 04:30 pm Tea Break Tea Break Tea Break
04:30 pm – 06:00 pm
Session 2: Main Hall Studio one Studio Two Studio Three Session 5:
Main HallStudio
oneConference Concludes
The big Debate: Cabotage: A Reality Check
Round Table 1
Round Table 2 Adani Ports
Customer meet
The Changing Landscape of Hinterland and Logistics
Round Table 4
Rail Logistics Fertilisers Project Cargo
06:00 pm – 06:30 pm Entertainment
06:30 pm – 07:30 pm networking over cocktails
07:30 pm onwards opening night Gala Dinner
January 2014DAY TWO
January 2014DAY ONE
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THE bIG DEbATE CAbOTAGEA REALITY CHECK
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Capt Deepak Tewari
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mr Umesh C Grover CEo, Indian national Shipowners Association
mr Rajeeva Sinha Director Ports Adani
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Mr K N Deboo Director & Principal Anglo-Eastern Maritime Training Centre
Ms Naomi Rewari Director Education & Training, Applied Research International
Capt Pradeep Correa GM, Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited
Mr Maneesh Jha Vice Principal & Head Samundra Institute of Maritime Studies
Ms Shantha Martin CEO – ISC, Middle East, Africa (S & E), Allcargo Global Logistics Ltd
Mr Anil Yendluri Director & CEO, Krishnapatnam Port Company Ltd
Ms Vinita Venkatesh Advisor, Krishnapatnam Port Company Ltd
Ms Sharmila Amin MD-India & South Asia, Bertling Logistics India
Mr Chandan Prasad Samaiyar, Country Head - India, International Bunkering
Capt Rahul Choudhuri COO, Asia, Middle East & Africa, DNV Petroleum Services
Mr A Janardhana Rao Managing Director, Indian Ports Association
Mr Antony Prince President & CEO, Smart Engineering & Design Solutions Ltd
Mr Hrishikesh Narasimhan, Jt GM/ Head Production, Larsen & Toubro Ltd - Ship Building Division
Capt Suresh N Amirapu Managing Director, Portman India Pvt Ltd
Mr Parag Jain CEO, Maharashtra Maritime Board
Capt Rajesh Mehrotra Chairman & CEO, Sula Shipping & Logistics Pvt Ltd
Mr M C Maheswari CEO, Jindal ITF
Capt Ashok Kumar Shrivastava CEO - Shipping Services Allcargo Global Logistics Limited
Mr Reiner Allgeier Managing Director DB Schenker India Pvt Ltd
Mr Manish Puri Managing Director APL IndiaLinx - Rail Operations
Mr Manish Sharma ED & Logistics Leader-Capital Projects & Infrastructure, Price waterhouse Coopers Pvt Ltd
Dr T Bangar Raju Professor & HOD Transportation Management, College of Management and Economic Studies, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies
Ms Asha Pillai Faculty, Indian Maritime University
Mr T S Balasubramanian Member (Finance), Tariff Authority for Major Ports
Shri Vishwapati Trivedi, IAS Secretary Ministry of Shipping
Capt P V K Mohan Chairman, National Shipping Board
Shri B K Chaturvedi, IAS Retd Member, Planning Commission, Government of India
Shri K Mohandas, IAS, Retd Former Shipping Secretary and Chairman Kerala Shipping and Inland Navigation Corporation
Shri Anil Swarup Additional Secretary, Cabinet Secretary
Shri J K Dadoo, IAS Joint Secretary, Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Mr B N Puri Sr Consultant (Transport) & Member Secretary Planning Commission, Government of India
Dr Smt T Kumar Additional Secretary and Financial Advisor, Ministry of Shipping
Shri Amitabh Verma, IAS Chairman, Inland Waterways Authority of India
Shri R P S Kahlon, IAS Chairman, Kolkata Port Trust
Mr Michael P Pinto Former Shipping Secretary
Mr Anil K Gupta Chairman and MD, Container Corporation of India Ltd
Mr Julian Michael Bevis Sr Director, Group Relations, South Asia, A.P.Moller Maersk Line India Pvt Ltd
Mr Rajiv Agarwal CEO & MD, ESSAR Group - Essar Ports Limited
Capt Deepak Tewari Chairman, Container Shipping Lines Association
Mr Rajeeva Sinha Whole Time Director, Adani Group - Adani Port & SEZ Ltd
Mr Anil Singh Sr VP & MD, Indian Subcontinent DP World Pvt Ltd
Mr Sabyasachi Hajara Ex-Chairman SCI, Shipping Corporation of India
Cmde Jitendran Chief Consultant, Indian Register of Shipping
Mr Anil Devli, IRS COO (Commercial), Indian Register of Shipping
Mr Umesh C Grover CEO, INSA
Mr Ranveer Sharma Managing Director, Eredene Infrastructure Pvt Ltd
Mr Prashant Kothari Senior Associate, Eredene Capital Advisors Pvt Ltd
Dr Capt S Bharadwaj Professor Emeritus, AMET University
Capt Navin Passey MD, Wallem Shipmanagement (India) Pvt Ltd
Mr Prahlad Tanwar Associate Director - Transport & Logistics, KPMG Advisory Services Private Ltd
CONFIRmED SPEAKERSImW is delighted to announce Experts speakers from Government and Industry
Rail connectivity to the hinterland spurs economic activity and is crucial for exIM
trade. The existing rail logistics infrastructure is unable to support the expected growth of freight. With growing containerisation, rail-waterway intermodal container transport system gains further importance and the need arises for better rail infrastructure and capacities, especially, in the trade corridors across the country.
The round table will discuss:• Current rail logistics infrastructure vis-à-vis the
growing demand• Intervention of Centre-States in building rail
infrastructure• Allocation of more funds for a balanced modal
network• Hastening of rail projects along trade corridors• Creating integrated network for future freight
movement• Port Connectivity• Rolling Stock• Efficiency in Cargo handling• Rail Freight Terminals
India is the second largest exporter of agro-commodities in the world. To sustain the
momentum, the Government of India’s foreign trade policy provides a 5 per cent export incentive to increase export of agricultural commodities like wheat, rice, vegetables, meat and marine products besides other processed farm products. On the other hand, import of pulses and edible oils like palm is increasing owing to domestic shortage. To facilitate trade of these commodities from India to Europe and Intra-Asia, ports have started to create state-of-the-art infrastructure such as dedicated infrastructure like contamination-free berths, warehouses and dedicated transit godowns with railheads, mechanised cargo handling equipment like mobile harbour cranes, pay loaders, excavators, dumpers, weigh bridges, and road & rail connectivity with the hinterland. With containerisation of grains gaining ground, ports are now catering to this sector through their container terminals. As agro-commodity trade picks up, there is a need to consider the port capacities and infrastructure being created to cater to this market.
For special invitees only
Roundtables will bring together key players to discuss specific issues
Rail Logistics Agro-Commodities
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Dear Stakeholder,
on behalf of IMW Advisory Council, I take great pleasure in inviting you to the second edition of India maritime Week 2014 which will take place at JW marriot, Aerocity in new Delhi, from January 28 – February 1, 2014.
“India Maritime Week”, a week-long event designed to position, showcase and develop India into a global maritime hub will assist the efforts of the government and industry in evolving a cohesive approach in nurturing our ambitions of shaping India to be one among the top maritime nations.
This conference is a fantastic and memorable event and has become the most important event for each and every stakeholder in the maritime industry.
Besides highly focused business sessions and thought provoking plenary sessions, attendees will have access to a variety of activities covering a large range of interests. Carefully structured workshops will provide professionals with the opportunity to improve their knowledge and awareness of the most relevant issues and contribute to advance feasible and innovative practices for action. Industry forums will flag the concerns of trade and roundtables will facilitate deeper understanding of operational issues.
We have secured rooms at discounted tariff rate at the hotel and we encourage all attendees to enjoy their stay. All in all, attending IMW presents a great value and an excellent opportunity to meet industry experts and learn about the latest trends in maritime sector.
Should you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact me or any member of my team.
on this note, I, along with my team, welcome you and look forward to hosting you.
Warm Regards,
I am looking forward to the government announcing the incentive scheme which has been studied and recommended By ICC Shipping Association at the 2nd India Maritime Week.
- Capt Sudhir Vasudev Subhedar President, ICC Shipping Association
It’s very important to know that IMW is one of the only forums where all the different segments of the trade are being representated right from the service providers, the infrastructure providers to the users. All are meeting under a single banner and I am sure that the objectives of IMW of making recommendations to the government on the outcome of the deliberations will be successfully dealt with by the government.
- Mr Sailesh Bhatia President, AMTOI
Ramprasad R Editor-in-Chief and Publisher [email protected]
