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Bala Usman re-elected Vice Chair, IMO Facilitation Committee

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
October 4, 2020
in Breaking News, Maritime, News
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Hadiza Bala Usman

Managing Director, Nigerian Ports Authority, Ms Hadiza Bala Usman, has, for the second time, been elected Vice-Chair of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Facilitation (FAL) Committee.

The latest election took place during the closing of the 44th Session of the Facilitation Committee (FAL 44), which held virtually between September 28 and October 2, 2020.

The Facilitation Committee addresses the efficiency of shipping by dealing with matters related to enabling international maritime traffic, including the arrival, stay and departure of ships, persons and cargo from ports. The committee also ensures that the right balance is struck between maritime security and the facilitation of international maritime trade.

Responding to her re-election, Ms Bala Usman described it as an honour to Nigeria.
She promised to work with the Chair and the IMO Secretariat in realising the lofty objectives of the FAL Committee and the IMO.
The NPA Managing Director praised chair of the committee, Ms Marina Angsell, from Sweden for her leadership. She also thanked the IMO Secretary-General and the Committee for re-electing her to serve.

Ibrahim S . Nasiru
Asst General Manager Corporate & Strategic Communications
For General Manager Corporate & Strategic Communications
Nigerian Ports Authority

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