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ARTICLE · 11 AUGUST 2023

Sanctions – Impact On Shipping │ Malta Focus

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Ganado Advocates co-organised a webinar, together with Ship Management International, entitled ‘Sanctions – Impact on Shipping│Malta Focus'.

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Ganado Advocates co-organised a webinar, together with Ship Management International, entitled 'Sanctions - Impact on Shipping?Malta Focus'. This webinar, that was held in May, shed light on the continuing international enforcement of sanctions and their far-reaching consequences.

As part of the webinar, Jan Rossi, senior associate within the shipping practice at Ganado Advocates contributed to a panel discussion on the theme of sanctions, together with other distinguished practitioners from the European shipping and maritime industry, namely: Captain David Bugeja (Chief Officer and Harbour Master - Ports and Yachting Directorate at Transport Malta), Genevra Forwood (Partner at White and Case in Brussels), and Riccardo Landini (CEO at Navigazione Montanari SpA).

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