Welcome to Naval Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul Middle East
Contemporary shipbuilding in the Middle East has resulted in a burgeoning demand for maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) of navies’, coast guards’, and police forces’ fleets. I am proud to be the Chairman and organiser for this seminal conference which will take place in Abu Dhabi on 3-5 June 2013.
The MRO market is becoming increasingly important for Middle East fleets, especially because of the increase of purchases of sophisticated vessels with modern combat suites and weapons systems.
Navies and coast guards are now looking for long term solutions to increase the lifecycle of their assets, looking towards holistic solutions which assist in the fast and reliable logistical supply of spares and parts, minimize downtime and ensure capabilities are maintained.
This conference will benefit anyone who is a naval logistician, engineer or senior officer looking to get the most out of legacy equipment and to prolong the future of new purchases.
Therefore, I invite you to browse this website and share the link with your friends and colleagues and consider joining the audience for this year’s Naval MRO summit in Abu Dhabi.
Yours sincerely
Rear Admiral Ahmed Al Sabab Al Teneiji
Chairman Naval MRO Middle East
Former Chief of Naval Forces, UAE
Benefits of attending:
- Hear from key decision makers and influencers in the UAE Navy and Armed Forces, setting the future parameters on naval maintenance, repair, overhaul and upgrade for the next twenty years
- Network with leading chief engineers and logisticians from international shipyards, Navies and Coast Guards
- Forge partnerships and support your domestic industry in this burgeoning and vibrant MRO market
- Understand how the Middle East region plans to maintain a varied and mixed range of vessels, especially after a sustained and continuing acquisition program
- Debate and influence the large naval MRO and logistics projects which are being formulated by GCC militaries and companies
- Ensure your company’s maintenance services remain front of mind for some of the biggest MRO contracts in the Middle East
Essential Post-Summit Focus Day: Wednesday 5 June 2013
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to spend valuable time with industry experts. The interactive sessions ensure that you will get to the heart of the summit’s most critical issues and that you uncover practical solutions to apply in your own company.
UAE Naval Classification and MRO
The UAE and wider GCC has experienced a bulge in shipbuilding and purchases recently. This focus day looks at the UAE’s ways to drive quality into the maintenance of these vessels, through launching the GCC’s first Classification Society and through seeking to partner with industry experts to maintain high standards.
Benefits of attending:
- Learn from the head of the preeminent UAE Classification Society
- Draw parallels with all the major UAE Navy shipbuilding projects
- Network with shipyards and decision makers in the navy
- Align your company’s MRO processes to the requirements adopted by the UAE
Focus Day led by:
Lieutenant Colonel Rashed Al Hebsi, Director, Tasneef Emirates Classification Society
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Venue & Accommodation
Westin Hotel Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi Golf Club, Sas Al Nakhl
Abu Dhabi,
126797, United Arab Emirates
Phone: (971)(2) 616 9999
Fax: (971)(2) 616 9998
Accommodation
Room Reservation
Hotel and travel costs are not included in the registration fee. Special/corporate rate for room accommodation is available in the hotel. You may contact the hotel directly as per the details above quoting IQPC Middle East or the name of the conference.
For assistance in your travel and accommodation requirements, please refer to details below:
Anuj Sachdev or Charo Marie at SNTTA Travel & Tours LLC Dubai.
E- mail: iqpc@snttadubai.com
Tel : + 971 4 2829000
Fax: + 971 4 2829988
Website: www.sntta.com
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Speakers
- Rear Admiral (R) Ahmed Al Sabab Al Teneiji, Former Chief of Naval Forces, UAE
- Vice Admiral Stefano Tortora, Logistics Inspector, Italian Navy
- Rear Admiral David Gale, Commander, Naval Regional Maintenance Center, Naval Sea Systems Command, US Navy
- Colonel Eng. Homood Thney Al Shukely, Deputy Chief of Naval Forces (Logistics), UAE Navy
- Colonel Yayha Shaheen Al Hammadi, Director, Joint Logistics Transformation, UAE Navy
- Commander Shugaa Almahdi, General Director, Yemeni Coast Guard
- Rashed Al Hebsi, CEO, Emirates Classification TASNEEF, UAE GHQ
- Commodore Prasanna Alahakoon USP, psc, C.Eng, MBA(MOT), B.Sc(Hons), Commodore Electrical Department (East), Naval Dockyard, Trincomalee, Sri Lankan Navy
- Captain Bento M. Domingues, Deputy Director, Ships Directorate, Portuguese Navy
- Captain Piero Predonzani, Chief of the 1st Office of the 3rd Department, Engineering and Maintenance, Logistics Support and Lighthouses Inspectorate, Italian Navy Staff
- Commander Arie Schaap, Weapon System Manager, Landing Platform Docks and Auxiliary Oiler Replenishment, Royal Netherlands Navy
- Captain (R) Edward Lundquist, Principal Science Writer, MCR Federal
- Major Nguyen Khac Vuot, Senior Officer, Science and Technology Division, Vietnam Marine Police
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The conference agenda is available as PDF under downloads.
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