IMO Sharing Maritime Management "China Experience"

 November 21 to 25, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Maritime Safety Committee 97th session held in London, England. At the invitation of IMO Secretary-General Lin Zize, Xu Ruqing, Director General of the Maritime Safety Administration of the Ministry of Transport, on behalf of the Chinese delegation, shared the "China Experience" to IMO member countries, industry organizations and academia.

Xu Ruqing, with the main line of China's maritime management reform and implementation activities, elaborated the relationship between the maritime administration system and the maritime affairs in the national maritime affairs and international maritime affair, and discussed the relationship between maritime administration and maritime affairs, In the function and role. He said that China Maritime Administration will actively respond to the "administrative burden reduction" initiative to promote the safety management focus to the matter after the transfer, optimize the management mechanism and improve operational efficiency; actively participate in international maritime cooperation, crack the hot and hot issues, IMO framework Participation in the Convention, the formulation of the revised rules.

Lin Zize highly appreciates China's achievements in maritime compliance and the existing maritime management system. He said that China has provided important Chinese wisdom for the international maritime community and will effectively push forward the global maritime capacity building. Lin Zize hopes to further strengthen maritime cooperation with China and expect China to play a more active and more important role in IMO-led regional international maritime cooperation and international maritime compulsory enforcement.

Canada, India, Ireland and other countries on the Chinese maritime management system under the accident investigation, crew training and certification work, a warm exchange. It is understood that this is the 60th anniversary of the establishment of IMO, the first invitation to Member States on the maritime management mechanism mechanism of the keynote speech.