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for IHO could be 120, my desire is to tion for. Personally, what do you like to do in reach 100 in 2021 – the year of 100 your spare time/leisure activities?

years anniversary of the IHO. Every business, every leader has The Cote D’Azur offers the perfect

IHO assists in capacity building to challenges. What do you consider mixture of natural beauty, culture his- setup national capacity in hydrography. your top two or three challenges tory and Mediterranean life style. I en-

Proven by Member States which joined today? joy swimming, hiking and skiing, stroll- recently, this is regarded as a measure Keeping track with pace of techno- ing through the historic city of Nice and to gain sovereignty about the wet part logical change. Remaining ? exible have lunch in a ? sh restaurant at Saint of the national territory. Africa is the re- through avoidance of ever increasing Jean Cap Ferrat. I was recently blown gion of the greatest de? ciencies in terms bureaucracy. Getting noticed as impor- away by Cecilia Bartoli´s performance of membership but likewise a continent tant contributor to the maritime domain at the Opera Garnier here in Monaco. with great potential in maritime activi- in a multitude of voices and a super? cial No need to go elsewhere – sooner or ties. Since nutrition with sea food will re? ection of complex issues in social later they all come here, attracted by the be instrumental to feed a fast growing media. And, ? nally, remaining produc- magic of the place. population, ? sh farming will be key – tive as a technical consultative organiza- especially along African costs. Proper tion under increasing political tensions survey of domestic waters is a precondi- in some regions. www.marinetechnologynews.com

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