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Explore how bureaucracy impacts cargo flow in the Black Sea region, highlighting issues such as customs challenges and outdated regulations. Find out how to overcome these hurdles for smoother operations. Presented at FICS Maritime Days, Odessa, May 2013.
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How bureaucracy hinders flow of cargoes in the Black Sea region Nikos Marmatsouris. FICS Maritime Days Odessa, May 2013
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Vessel & Cargo VsBeaurocracy • Cargo matching documents. • Cargo Inspection issues. • Outdated laws & customs regulations esp. on containerized cargo. • Authorities’ staff: skills & competence. • Negative attitude towards cargoes and ships – “milking” & “apathetic“ mentality. • Customs corruption. • Ecological dept. corruption – Ballast water fines & vessel delays. • Sailing formalites / double stability calc. etc. – Delays!
Suggestions • EDUCATION • EDUCATION
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