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INTRODUCTION<br />
The objectives of the Port Management<br />
Association of Eastern and Southern<br />
Africa (<strong>PMAESA</strong>), as stated in the<br />
Constitution, are as follows:<br />
a) To offer a propitious framework for<br />
meetings and exchange of<br />
information and ideas between<br />
members and to create an enabling<br />
environment whereby memberstates<br />
can interface with one another<br />
in the port, transport and trade<br />
arenas.<br />
b) To work towards improving<br />
conditions of utilisation and<br />
management of ports in the eastern<br />
and Southern Africa region as well as<br />
enhancing their efficiency.<br />
c) To establish and maintain relations<br />
with other port authorities or<br />
associations, regional and<br />
international organisations,<br />
governments or other institutions,<br />
for the study of matters of interest to<br />
all members of the Association and<br />
to ensure the development of the<br />
maritime activities of the memberstates<br />
<strong>PMAESA</strong> VISION<br />
To be a centre of excellence in<br />
regional integration in transforming<br />
our ports into global competitive<br />
platforms for international trade.<br />
PROGRAMMES<br />
<strong>PMAESA</strong> has developed the following<br />
key projects for implementation on<br />
availability of resources.<br />
<strong>PMAESA</strong><br />
<strong>PMAESA</strong> Board Members<br />
Mr. Bisey Uirab<br />
Namibian Ports Authority<br />
1st Vice-Chairman<br />
Mr. Tau Morwe<br />
Transnet National Ports Authority<br />
Chairman<br />
Mr. Shekur Suntah<br />
Mauritius Ports Authority<br />
Member<br />
• Assessment Study on Port<br />
privatization/concessioning<br />
• Eradication of HIV/AIDS<br />
• Regional Cargo Tracking System<br />
• Marine Environment Protection<br />
• Skill Development of Human<br />
Resources and Training Capacity in<br />
Ports/Maritime Industry<br />
• Maritime Safety and port security<br />
• Linking Ports to Corridors with three<br />
components:<br />
- Port Statistics and port<br />
performance Indicators<br />
- Assessment study on investment<br />
opportunities in our ports<br />
- Establishment of a Regional<br />
Permanent Working Group<br />
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Mr. David Kema<br />
Ministry ofTransport & Communication<br />
Zambia, 2nd Vice-Chairman<br />
Eng. Ibrahim Al Amin<br />
Sea Ports Corporation, Sudan<br />
Treasurer<br />
Mr. Ephraim Mgawe<br />
Tanzania Ports Authority<br />
Member<br />
Mr. Gichiri Ndua<br />
Kenya Ports Authority<br />
Ex-officio Board Member
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