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Maritime Cyprus Conference has grown into one of the world’s most significant shipping conferences. Its status now gives it a prominent position in the calendar of many shipping executives in the industry, including, owners, managers, and delegates from other shipping service organizations.
The Maritime Cyprus 2007 Conference, which has been the tenth, since first established in 1989, had a main theme “Stay Tuned…Shipping New Image”. It also analyzed issues of Training and Retaining of Seafarers and Shipowners´ mission and vision.
The conference was officially opened by the Conference Chairman and Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Communications and Works Mr. Michael Constantinides. Distinguished quests such as the H.E. Adm. Efthymios Mitropoulos, IMO Secretary General and H.E. Mr. Jacques Barrot, Vice-President of the European Commission and Transport Commissioner and other personalities of the International shipping scene debated on the New Shipping Image.
The main aim of the “Maritime Cyprus Conference” was to operate as a forum where important and current issues relating to international shipping were presented by distinguished speakers and subsequently discussed by the international shipping community, thereby helping to formulate sound and well balanced decisions and policies on crucial shipping issues.
All in all the Conference gathered more than 500 delegates from different parts of the world. The only one person, representing the former USSR countries at the Conference, invited to take part was Arthur Nitsevych, a Partner of International law offices.
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| 03 july 2008 The managing partner of the LLC “International Law Offices” Arthur Nitsevich was appointed a member of the Nautical Institute Committee of Ukraine at session of the MIU Committee on June 27th, 2008. The Nautical Institute with headquarters in London unites experts in the sphere of maritime business, politics and law in more than 110 countries. The chief object of this public organization is promotion of high standards in the field of maritime education, professional development and competence of maritime experts.
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| 03 july 2008 At the Fourth Annual International Conference “Practice if Maritime Business: Sharing Experience” that was organized and carried out in May, 2008 in Odessa city by the Law firm “International Law Offices” and the Law firm “Remedy” from St.-Petersburg, it was declared for initiating new members into the Nautical Institute of Ukraine: a partners of the Law firm “Remedy” – Mr. Suprunenko and Nikolay Melnikov – “International Law Offices” that implies a recognition of their significant personal contribution to the goal achievement the Nautical Institute raises.
The honorary secretary of the Nautical Institute of Great Britain (NI) Philip Wake personally congratulated new members of the institute and presented the diplomas.
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| 16 june 2008 This is the third year of the presence of our Law firm “International Law Offices” in world-famed catalogue of leading Law firms Legal 500 of John Pritchard among the other ukrainian legal companies as well as in the same named directory Legal500.com
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| 10 april 2008 Office of Law Firm International Law Offices moved into the completely new office in the historical center of Kiev : 3, Kudryavskiy Uzviz, office 4
Kiev, 04053, Ukraine
The telephone number is the same +38 044 332 12 83
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| 19 february 2008 The Partner of International Law Offices Natalya Shpak has joined to the delegates of this ambitious forum, arranged by UKRcham, Swiss-Ukrainian Business Chamber involved organizations, companies and the Swiss Embassy. The overall intention was further strengthening the economic cooperation between Ukraine and Switzerland and giving information on advantages of the Location Switzerland.
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| 23 january 2008 Can governments in partnership with the private sector and non-profit organisations promote sustainable development? This is the primary question of the project led by United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. International law offices in the person of Partner Arthur Nitsevych is engaged by the project as a Ukrainian expert in the field of PPP. This research is examining whether, and under what conditions, Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) can be conceived to include criteria for peace and sustainable development. This would include considerations for sustainable management of resources, equitable access to these resources for both women and men affected by the PPPs, as well as their safety, the security in the region, and the protection of infrastructure.
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