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MEETINGS

Semi-annual

INTERCARGO hosts two main sets of meetings each
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year:
meetings • the “spring” meetings: Technical Committee and Executive

Committee meetings followed by a presentations’ session on industry
topics open to invited members of the shipping community.

• the “autumn” meetings: the above meetings and events take place
alongside the Annual General Meeting (AGM).

2022-2023 • The 2023 “autumn” meetings will be held both virtually & in person
meetings in Athens on 23-24 October 2023
https://www.intercargo.org/intercargo-2023-autumn-meetings/

• The 2023 “spring” meetings took place virtually & in person in Dubai
on 25-26 May 2023
https://www.intercargo.org/intercargo-2023-spring-meetings/

• The 2022 “autumn” meetings took place virtually & in person in
Singapore on 24-25 November 2022
https://www.intercargo.org/intercargo-2022-autumn-meetings/
• The 2022 “spring” meetings took place virtually & in person in London
on 31 March-1 April 2022
https://www.intercargo.org/intercargo-semi-annual-meetings-31-march-1-april-2022/

Industry meetings/

conferences & fora

INTERCARGO meets regularly with its Round Table partner or-
ganisations (ICS, INTERTANKO and BIMCO) to enhance syner-
INTERCARGO seminars gies for the benefit of the industry.
INTERCARGO participates in the Annual Tripartite Forum and
INTERCARGO hosts webinars and lunchtime brief-
its follow-up meetings. The Tripartite refers to a series of meet-
ing sessions on its Work Programme for Members ings during a year of the three groups: Owners, Classification
and invited representatives of the dry bulk community. Societies/IACS, and the Shipbuilders Associations of, predomi-
nantly, China, Japan and South Korea.
The latest have been:
INTERCARGO is engaged with the European Community Ship-
• Project Blue Visby Solution”; “Mastering your EU ETS
owners’ Association (ECSA) on key EU regulatory develop-
Compliance Strategy”; “Bulk carriers and frequent
ments affecting the dry bulk shipping sector.
commodities” (26 May 2023)
INTERCARGO is also engaged with the Association of Re-
source Companies, Ship Operators, Ports & Terminals (ARC-
• “Biofuels in shipping” (19 May 2023)
SOPT), an Australian-based association about shipping stand-
ards in Australian ports.
• “Latest Mooring Management requirements of
Australian ports ” (20 April 2023) INTERCARGO also represents its membership in many other in-
ternational shipping fora and of course at the International Mari-
time Organization (please refer to relevant section).

For a complete list of seminars/other meetings please visit:
www.intercargo.org/about/meetings About other meetings & conferences please visit:
(tab INTERCARGO seminars) https://www.intercargo.org/about/meetings/

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