January
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- Comment: Secretary General Naruse on the year ahead
- News: The latest industry news, including port updates, dredging projects,
people and more
- Open Forum: Rotterdam’s Hans Smits promotes long-term planning and
sustainable activities
- Cover Story: A Moffatt & Nichol economist’s perspective on the financial
future; ports are proving as innovative as ever as they find ways to ride the
economic downturn
- Maritime Update: COP 15 considered; new policy for UK ports; Gijón takes
ESPO award; IMO on piracy
- IAPH Info: A welcome from your new secretary general; overview of Hamburg
regional meeting; and more
- Last Word: Monica Bonvalet feels positive about the volume of investment
going into ports worldwide
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- Considering concessions: Expert opinion on the challenges and rewards to be
found in African ports
- Into Africa: With interest and investment gathering in this continent,
P&H considers the internal infrastructure
- Organising arrivals: Port of Newcastle’s new system means there’s no longer
a race to the berth
- A step towards automation: Risavika’s new system aids information exchange
and productivity
- Slabs for simpler maintenance: A renewal project at the Port of Tokyo
embodies new ideas
- Serving the Gulf: Aqaba’s outlook is matched by its outreach and depth, Jem
Newton reports
- Waterfront community: San Pedro’s development will bring together commercial
and industrial activity
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March
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- Comment Secretary General Naruse on a bright 2010
- News The latest industry news, including port updates, dredging projects,
people and more
- Open Forum New member APM Terminal’s CEO, Kim Fejfer, believes in value and
service for the customer
- Cover Story Climate change debate at Copenhagen; Stanford University study
reveals ports’ views on climate change; IAPH’s research on onshore power take-up
- Maritime Update An accord for COP15; double hull update; IMO salutes the
seafarer; piracy gures up
- IAPH Info A successful regional meeting in Bandung; 2010 membership
directory; and new members
- Last Word Port Klang’s assistant general manager on realigning sta to avoid
redundancy in the downturn
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- Danger from the deep? Underwater security technology is there, but P&H
questions the need
- Scanning versus screening International pilot projects reignite 100%
container scanning debate in the US
- Get cranes kitted for safety A call for existing safety features to be
tted as standard on port equipment
- Good case for cold containers Ports are responding to the growing trend of
boxing reefer tonnage
- Connecting countries Call for improvements in landside African logistics at
PMAESA conference
- Indian infrastructure Government plans to foster public-private partnerships
to improve logistics
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