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WORLD NEWS Marinas22 – Call for Papers AUSTRALIA: The Marina Industry Association (MIA) 2022 conference – Marinas22 – will take place on the Gold Coast 23 rd -24 th May. While much of the content planned for its 2021 event has been rolled over to 2022, the MIA makes a further call for relevant content for presentation at the conference. MIA CEO, Suzanne Davies, noted: “While the programme was almost finalised prior to our postponement late last year, we recognise that the world has changed a lot in the last 12 months. Many countries around the world are seeing a boom in recreational boating, the labour market has tightened and supply chains have been disrupted.” “Add to that the announcement that Brisbane will host the 2032 Olympic Games and the huge interest from superyachts coming to Australia and the Pacific, and we recognise the need to review what we had planned to ensure we are providing delegates with the most relevant and topical conference content available.” Mike Harvey, chair of the Marinas22 organising committee, added: “We are also planning a focus on the elimination of single use plastics within our exhibition space. We seek to showcase products that can assist marinas to eliminate single use plastics. Subject to approval from the committee, there is no charge for product-only display. In line with this theme, we would like to hear from and will consider the presentation of papers that provide solutions for industry as we head towards 2050 net zero emissions.” Submissions should be sent to Suzanne Davies – ceo@marinas. net.au. The conference website www.marinas22.com is now live and delegate registrations are open. Waterfront project progresses NIGERIA: The futuristic Aqua Marine Boat Club project in Lagos, the fourth most populous city in the world, is making progress. The aim is to support private construction investment along the city’s channel-based waterfront. Piers, gangways and fingers of varying sizes, as well as all accessories required for completion of the structures, are being manufactured in Italy by Ingemar and will be sent to Lagos by sea in containers. A local construction company will install the structures, which will be anchored to the seabed with special steel piles. Belle Classe goal for Jeddah marina SAUDI ARABIA: Monaco Marina Management (M3) has signed a collaboration agreement with Sela to deliver the first superyacht marina on the Saudi coast of the Red Sea. The contract is based on operational management and promotion of Jeddah Yacht Club and Marina. M3 will support Sela in the process of obtaining “La Belle Classe Destinations” label from Yacht Club de Monaco. This aims to identify and acknowledge yacht clubs of excellence as places that offer a yachting lifestyle. www.marinaworld.com – November/December 2021 11 SUCCESSFUL WATERFRONT THE #1 DEVELOPMENT MARINA STARTS BUILDER. WITH LASTING INFRASTRUCTURE. EXPERT EXPERT DOCK DOCK BUILDER BUILDER AND AND MARINE MARINE CONTRACTOR CONTRACTOR bellingham-marine.com 800-733-5679
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