The Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) has completed the very first term of the Maritime Advisory Council which developed the initial phase for the advancement of an integrated framework for activating the partnership in between the government and economic sectors. The partnership involves locations that affect the competition, attractiveness and comprehensiveness of the maritime field as Dubai evolves into one of the world's best maritime capitals. The two-year preliminary stage of hard work and close coordination amongst maritime stakeholders has actually caused the creation of new features of the Maritime Advisory Council which is emerging as one of the most vital calculated campaigns under the umbrella of the Dubai Maritime Sector Approach.

Amer Ali, Executive Director of DMCA, complimented the favorable results of the initial term of the Maritime Advisory Council. He gave thanks to the efforts put in by Jasmine Fichte, that presumed the Presidency of the Council throughout its recently ended very first term. He emphasized that the initial term provided an important platform for establishing strong structures, an integrated framework and a clear device for the Council which will certainly be beneficial in supporting the objective of the Maritime Market Approach to develop a lasting, safe and highly competitive maritime industry.

Ali further mentioned the value of the new structure of the Council which will be revealed soon. The framework will generally concentrate on regrowth and leisure by using innovative concepts to advertise affordable advantages for the maritime collection.

The second term of the Maritime Advisory Council will certainly seek assimilation, competition and teamwork amongst maritime pioneers from the exclusive and government industries to support Dubai's promotion on the global maritime map. The future term is of strategic value as a continuation of the first term which witnessed considerable success in regards to supporting the enthusiastic vision and campaigns under DMCA's umbrella for advertising the maritime sector and strengthening its role as a major factor to a lasting financial design driven by innovation, efficiency and competitiveness.

The two years of the initial phase saw the formation of the initial regard to the Maritime Advisory Council that includes participants from DP World, Drydocks World, Emirates Classification Society (TASNEEF), DIFC Courts, Clarcksons, Tufton Oceanic, Gulf Energy Maritime (GEM), United Arab Shipping Company (UASC), Maersk Line, Emarat Maritime, Fichte and Co, Partner Ince & Co, Global Marketing Systems (GMS), and Dubai Trading Agency (DTA). Also forming part of the initial membership are senior executives from Clyde & Co., Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC), Topaz Energy and Marine Engineering, Tamimi & Company, National Association of Freight and Logistics (NAFAL), UAE National Ship Suppliers Association (UNSSA), Hadef & Partners, Mubarak Marine, Baker & McKenzie Habib Al Mulla, Holman Fenwick Wilan (HFW), Wilhelmsen Ships Services, DHL Express, Rais Hassan Saadi company and Aramex 3PL.

All the information of the new council will be introduced soon.