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Roundtable Discussion on Establishing a National Marine Mammal Stranding Response Network in Malaysia

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Date : 03 August 2010
Venue : Maritime Institute of Malaysia


The Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA) in collaboration with the Institute of Ocean and Earth Sciences (IOES), University of Malaya and the Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) will be organising the above event on 3 August, 2010.  This is basically a follow-up to the Seminar, entitled Marine Mammals Conservation in Malaysia: Adopting Sustainable Management Strategies, organised by MIMA in 2009, where various issues and threats on marine mammals' survival were discussed. One of the major shortcomings identified was the absence of a national marine mammal stranding response network in the country.

This Roundtable Discussion therefore aims to identify issues threatening the survival of marine mammals and heighten the need for their conservation, review current standards and procedures of rehabilitating stranded marine mammals in the country, explore expertise and facilities of relevant agencies and organisations in handling marine mammal strandings, introduce appropriate protocols for the handling of marine mammal strandings, and propose for the setting up of a National Marine Mammal Stranding Response Network.

 

Message from the Director General, Dr. Pola Singh

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The second quarter of 2010 has passed us.  The seemingly quick passing of the time reflects the fast pace of today' s world.

MIMA realises the need to remain relevant.  In the maritime field changes and developments occur a at rapid pace. There are always issues that need analysis and warrant policy intervention. In helping to safeguard Malaysia' s maritime interests and advancing the frontiers of maritime knowledge, MIMA is aware that it has to be alert to current and potential issues to come up with sound analysis and solid policy options of the various strategic maritime issues.

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Seminar on ‘Hong Kong – Your Partner for Success in the Maritime World’

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29 June 2010

The recipe for success of Hong Kong as a global maritime centre includes key ingredients such as strategic location; free flow of capital, goods and information; liberal tax policies; excellent infrastructures and supporting services; strong institutional framework; and the pragmatic and supportive approach by the regulators in attracting investments and facilitating business.

This was unravelled during a seminar themed 'Hong Kong - Your Partner for Success in the Maritime World' held in Kuala Lumpur on 29 June 2010. This seminar was part of the Hong Kong shipping mission to Malaysia to promote the city as an international maritime centre and a premier hub port.

The delegation, led by Hong Kong Secretary for Transport and Housing, Ms. Eva Cheng, comprised members of Hong Kong's Maritime Industry Council (MIC), Port Development Council (PDC), Transport Constituency Legislator, Ms. Miriam Lau, and industry leaders. The seminar was organised by MIC, and PDC; co-organised by Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre, and Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Limited (HKEx); and supported by MIMA and Malaysian Shipowners' Association (MASA).  Nazery Khalid, Senior Fellow, MIMA, moderated the seminar that was attended by over 150 participants from various industries and government agencies.

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