2019 ICHCA International 20/20 Cargo Vision Conference & Exhibition
More and more regulations are coming in to force. These new rules impact operations along the cargo chain worldwide.
ICHCA, the voice of the global cargo handling industry at IMO and other international bodies, facilitates a dialogue between industry and the regulators that has never been more needed.
Delegates will be convening from 23 countries worldwide to share hard-won experience, innovative new thinking and technology to develop mutual understanding, share experiences, explore innovation and review appropriate policy and regulation that can contribute to safe, clean, compliant and efficient cargo operations.
Delegations from hard to reach African ports, logistics, transport, shipping and shipper executives – from Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea and Ghana will be in attendance – countries shaping the next generation of cargo handling for growing intra-Africa and international trade – including high level sessions on Africa, the Mediterranean and OBOR with presentations from senior ports and cargo logistics figures.
Kindly hosted by Malta Freeport, the 2019 ICHCA International 20/20 Cargo Vision Conference & Exhibition will bring all the stakeholders together to explore how to create safer, more sustainable and secure maritime cargo operations across land and sea.
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We are pleased to announce that IMO representative, Ms. Heike Deggim, Director of the Maritime Safety Division will speak at the 2019 ICHCA International 20/20 Cargo Vision Conference & Exhibition.
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New speakers adding a wealth of experience to the programme, include:
Dr. Tiago Fonseca, Technical Officer, World Maritime University
Patrick Verhoeven, Managing Director – Policy and Strategy, International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH)
Peter Lahay, ITF Coordinator. International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU Canada)
Philippe A. Bocco, President, PMAWCA Professional Training Center
Prof. Manuel Hererra, Professor, Louvain School of Management – OBOR/Med/Africa
Michael Luguje, Managing Director, Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority
Doopyo Kong, Specialist Transport and Maritime Unit, International Labour Organization (ILO)
Hear from Peter Lahay of the International Transport Workers’ Federation and Doopyo Kong from the International Labour Organisation on engagement with key workforce representatives on future of cargo operations at sea and on land at a time of automation and digitalisation.
The programme covers every aspect of creating a safer, more sustainable and secure maritime cargo operations across land and sea in sessions as follows:
> Automation & Digitalisation – Embracing The Smart Cargo Revolution
> Executive Leaders Panel: Reshaping The Hsse Agenda In Global Cargo Operations
> Cargo People – The Future Of Work, The Workforce & Workplaces Ashore & Afloat
Including Special Panel Debate:
Diversity, Inclusion & Empowering Women In The Maritime Cargo World
> Cargo Market Focus: The Mediterranean, Africa And Obor
> Protecting People, Cargo, Assets & Planet – Safety Along Container & Bulk Cargo Chains #Makeitsafe
Part 1 Container Supply Chain Safety & Cargo Integrity
Part 2 Health & Safety For The Port & Maritime Industry #Makeitsafe
Protecting People, Cargo, Assets & Planet – Sustainability Along Container & Bulk Cargo Chains #Makeitclean #Makeitgreen
Event schedule
What to expect
Who attends ICHCA events?
- Senior IMO representative
- High-level information exchange & cross sectoral networking
- 3rd Innovation in Safety Award
- 2020 IMO Sulphur cap dialogue
- Focus on risk prevention, security & environment
- HSSE professionals
- Risk prevention / Insurance
- Government / Legislators
- Logistics related organisations
- Port authorities
- Port and terminal companies
- Surveyors
- Cargo care
- Media