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IMPA Reception on HQS Wellington

IMPA Reception on HQS Wellington

International Maritime Pilots' Association's traditional reception party was held on HQS Wellington, with the participation of IMO delegations attending the NAV.

Friday, 10.Jun.2011, 18:40 (GMT+3)

Capt. Geofftey Taylor (Immediate-past president of IMPA)(Left) Capt. Mike Irwing (Retired Tees pilot, former Senior VP of IMPA) and Captain Cahit Istikbal (Vice-President of IMPA) at the reception

Capt. Geofftey Taylor (Immediate-past president of IMPA)(Left) Capt. Mike Irwing (Retired Tees pilot, former Senior VP of IMPA) and Captain Cahit Istikbal (Vice-President of IMPA) at the reception

International Maritime Pilots' Association's traditional reception party was held on HQS Wellington, with the participation of IMO delegations attending the NAV.

Reception began at 18:00 on Thursday evening and IMPA President, Captain Mike Watson made a brief speech to the participating delegates, thanking them and grabbing their attention on the participating of IMPA to the IMO job in order to increase maritime safety around the world seas.

IMO's Safety of Navigation Commitee meetings, under the chairmanship of Mike Sollosi from USA, ended today, where IMPA participated with three papers submitted.

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