ARTICLE · 22 NOVEMBER 2011

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ENS Shipping & Logistics department recently sponsored and hosted at our Cape Town offices the opening networking cocktail party on the eve of the Nautical Institute's first Command Seminar in Southern Africa, which was attended by over 100 delegates from the region and further afield.

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ENS hosts Nautical Institute Command seminar cocktail function

ENS Shipping & Logistics department recently sponsored and hosted at our Cape Town offices the opening networking cocktail party on the eve of the Nautical Institute's first Command Seminar in Southern Africa, which was attended by over 100 delegates from the region and further afield.

ENS's Michael Tucker welcomed delegates to Cape Town and commended the branch organising committee on the relevance of the programme content. This included a keynote address by the Deputy Minister of Transport, who spoke about the challenges facing the South African maritime industry, highlighting the fact that as South Africa is a regional market for Southern Africa, the development of a significant transhipment hub and a more effective logistics network is critical.

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