Traduction de «amélioration aux ouvrages portuaires » (Français → Anglais) :

harbour improvement

facilitate development of port operations through implementation of improvement procedures | supervise improvement procedures in port operations | manage improvement procedures in port operations | manage port operations improvement procedures

Committee for implementation of the Regulation on enhancing ship and port facility security | Maritime Security Regulatory Committee | MARSEC Committee

other constructions with the exception of soil improvements

The objective of the project is to upgrade the port infrastructure.

10. Takes the view that all infrastructure projects, whether in the area of transport or energy, should be negotiated between all the Black Sea countries concerned, and that coordination should be ensured especially with regard to TEN-T projects and to projects relating to the development of harbours; stresses the importance of better intermodal freight operations, through the integration of short-sea shipping into transport logistics, improved port operations and more efficient hinterland connections; considers that the EU must continue cooperating with its regional partners on improving infrastructure safety, modernising existing inf ...[+++]rastructure and creating new infrastructure; calls for effective coordination of search-and-rescue operations in the Black Sea Basin and for the establishment of a Black Sea surveillance strategy;

(1a) Chapter VIII of this Fisheries Agreement, relating to port equipment, states that 'the Seychelles authorities shall lay down, in agreement with the shipowners, the conditions for using port equipment', but no action has yet been taken to meet our industry's demands as regards improving port infrastructure.

Moreover, this is the only country in the world to have fixed a special landing fee for tuna (tuna transhipment tax), and even though the original agreement signed in 2007 stated that 'the Seychelles authorities shall lay down, in agreement with the shipowners, the conditions for using port equipment' (Chapter VIII), the fact is that no action has ever been taken to meet the European tuna industry's repeated demands as regards the necessary improvements to port infrastructure, which is in a deplorable state and is severely congested owing to the growth in the size of the fleet in recent years.