Dubai to Host the 2nd Marine Insurance Conference on 24th of September
Organised under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai as a part of the UAE’s Maritime Week
Dubai, UAE
Sallam Sallam
The 2ndedition of Dubai Marine Insurance Conference focusing on offshore energy is held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, as an integral part of the UAE’s Maritime Week on the 24thof September, 2019 at the monumental QE2 docked permanently at Dubai’s Mina Rashid.
The inaugural edition of Dubai Marine Insurance Conference (DMIC) was launched in November 2018 hosted by the Dubai Maritime City Authority and supported by the Emirates Maritime Arbitration Centre. Bringing together 52 speakers and 440 attendees from various sectors of the maritime industry where the industry experts discussed key issues affecting marine insurance procedures and the state of the worldwide marine insurance market.
The first of its kind platform in the Middle East, to gather maritime experts and marine insurance professionals to discuss, understand and maximize the outcomes of the current trends as well as the potential future state of the industry.
With the theme ‘Manage Your Risk’ the second edition of DMIC’s sessions and panel discussions will be elaborating on risk management in addition to sharing new researches and exploring potential solutions to tackle some of the most critical issues facing the oil & gas industry in the Middle East such as prices volatility, environmental issues, changing market regulations, development of new usages, emerging processes and insurance policy.
Affirming confidence in the value of this conference, Mr.Majid Obaid bin Bashir, Chairman and Secretary-General, Emirates Maritime Arbitration Centre (EMAC), said: “EMAC will continue to show support for the maritime and offshore energy sectors by participating at key industry events like DMIC. Especially that this year’s agenda highlights the risks impeding the maritime industry and we look forward to contemplating on how organizations can work together to support the energy and maritime economies”.
“EMAC is delighted to participate in the 2ndMaritime Insurance Conference in Dubai, whereby we not only actively participate, but we learn more about the insurance concerns of stakeholders within maritime, offshore energy and logistics in the Middle East region. There is a definite benefit to bringing the community together for these types of focused events and we applaud Maritime Sky for once again hosting this unique gathering in Dubai”, Bin Bashir added.
MohamadAl Ghoul, Chief Executive Officer, Maritime Sky the organisers of DMIC, said: “The continued commitment to growing the UAE maritime industry has seen simultaneous significant growth of the UAE’s insurance market. That’s why Maritime Sky organises DMIC to encourage open discussions and debate about multiple industry-related matters, and we support platforms that facilitate the development of better risk management approaches, especially where stakes are as high as in the offshore energy market”.
“Marine Insurance protects $35 trillion in international import and exports annually and the UAE is among the top 20 countries in the world in container handling. With this economic importance in mind, this year’s conference will lead way to further development and advancement within the industry that could create a positive way forward for the sectors contributing to it”Al Ghoul added.
For more information please visit: www.dmic.ae
