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EXPOSHJP Riomar85

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

October 14-19, 1985

Expoship Riomar, the only inter- national maritime exhibition in La- tin America and one of four fairs organized by Seatrade, will be held this year on October 14-19 in Rio de

Janeiro, Brazil. With the 1985 event moving back to its original venue at the Museum of Modern Art, in the heart of Rio's business center and only a short distance from the city's international and domestic airports, a high attendance is anticipated.

Expoship Riomar is sponsored by the Government of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Secretariat of Industry,

Commerce and Tourism, and is organized by Fieras e Conferencias

Internacionais Ltda., a member company of the Seatrade Group.

Co-sponsors are the National Su- perintendency of Merchant Marine, the Import and Export Agency of the Bank of Brasil, and ESA-

BRAS—Associated Shipyards of

Brasil/The Brazilian Oceangoing

Shipowners Association. Over the years, Expoship Riomar and its as- sociated conference have attracted exhibitors, visitors, and delegates from every area of the international maritime industry.

The scope of technological ad- vances and the long list of products manufactured by Brazilian ship- building industries are displayed to a worldwide market, increasing Bra- zil's international reputation and placing this exhibition as a signifi- cant event in naval engineering and shipbuilding.

The associated Seatrade Riomar

Conference will be held October 15- 16 in the auditorium of the Brazil- ian Naval War College in Rio. At the opening of the conference, an intro- ductory address will be made by Dr.

Alfonso Camargo, Minister of

Transport of Brazil.

Chairman for the first day of the conference will be Ambassador Ma- noel Pio Correa Jr., president of

ESABRAS—Associated Shipyards of Brazil, and president of Ishikawa- jima do Brasil Estaleiros S/A—Ishi- bras. Speakers will include Peter

Landsberg, president of Verolme

Estaleiros Reunidos do Brasil S/A; and Eliezer Batista da Silva, president, Companhia Vale do Rio

Doce.

The second day of the conference on October 16 will be chaired by

Hugo Sommerkamp Bernales, president of Alamar, and president,

Consorcio Naviero Peruano S/A.

Conference Agenda

Tuesday, October 15

Session One will be devoted to

Commodity Exports. Massive new developments such as the Carajas iron ore project and the Cerrados scheme for opening up vast areas of virgin land to agriculture will trans- form the pattern of raw material exports from Brazil. This session will discuss these and other major shifts in South American commodi- ties trading, and also look at their importance in terms of ports and sea transport.

The topic for Session Two will be

Finance and Shipbuilding. Against the background of current economic realities and the worldwide surplus of capacity, what are the prospects for the ship construction industries of Ibero-America? What level of domestic demand can be antici- pated and what prospects exist for exporting ships? What is the atti- tude of governments towards an in- dustry that remains a major indus- trial employer?

Wednesday, October 16

Session One will discuss Trade in

Manufactured Goods. The impor- tant traffic in manufactured goods ranging from automobiles to shoes, and the viewpoint of the major ship- pers in the Latin American liner trades will be reflected in this ses- sion. The implications of recent po- litical developments such as the

U.S. Shipping Act of 1984 for the

South American liner trades will also be discussed.

Session Two will deal with Ibero-

American Ports. The need to up- grade port facilities continuously in line with the demands of trade in

South and Central America will be discussed, with emphasis on cargo- handling and infrastructural devel- opment.

For further information on Expo- ship Riomar 85 Exhibition and Con- ference, contact Seatrade Confer- ences & Exhibitions Ltd., 11/12

Bury Street, London EC3A 5AT,

U.K.: telephone 01 623 7150, telex 896640 VPLO G.

EXPOSHIP RIOMAR 85 —V INTERNATIONAL

MARITIME EXHIBITION

Arquitetura e Industria Naval

Ateliers et Chantiers de Bretagne

Alsthom-Atlantic

Astilleros Espanoles SA

Agenda Maritima Laurits Lachmann S/A

Agenave Agenda Maritima Ltda.

American Bureau of Shipping

Ajustorno Mecanica Ltda.

AEG Telefunken Sistemas Industriais Ltda.

BBC Brown Boveri S/A

Banco do Brasil S/A—Carteira de

Comercio Exterior

Banco do Estado do Rio de Janeiro

S/A—Banerj

Burveras lnspe?6es Tecnicas Sociedade

Civil Ltda—Bureau Veritas

Centromor S/A

Companhia de Navega?3o Lloyd Brasileiro

S/A

Camara de Comercio Sueco Brasileira

Companhia Comercio e Navegagao

S/A—CCN

CEC Equipamentos Industriais e Maritimos

S/A

CM Couto Sistema Contra Incendio

Coester S/A Equipamentos Eletronicos

Cordoaria S3o Leopoldo S/A

Candia Company SA

Conver-Osr GmbH

Corena Metalurgia e ConstrugSes Navais

S/A

Comision Nacional Coordinadora de

Puertos

Conselho Diretor do Fundo da Marinha

Mercante

Cimbarra S/A Industria e Comercio

CBT do Brasil Engenharia de Processo

Ltda.

Diesel + Gas Turbine Publications

Direction Technique des Construcions

Navales

Drew Produtos Quimicos S/A

Det Norske Veritas—Sociedade

Classificadora de Navios Ltda.

Equipamentos Villares S/A

Engenavi Engenharia Naval e Industrial

S/A

Emaq Engenharia e Maquinas S/A

Ebin S/A Industria Naval

Estaleiro SO S/A

ESAB S/A Industria e Comercio

Esabras Estaleiros Associados do Brasil

Empresa Brasileira de Reparos Navais

S/A—Renave

ECIC S/A Controles EI6tricos

Fronape—Frota Nacional de Petroleiros

Fermasa Maquinas e Equipamentos S/A

Governo do Estado do Rio de Janeiro

GPG Servigos Mecanicos Navais Ltda.

Global Transporte Oceanico S/A

Geipot—Empresa Brasileira de

Planejamentos de Transportes

Germanischer Lloyd do Brasil Ltda.

Hempel Tintas Maritimas Ltda.

Helistone Industria e Comercio de Helices

S/A

Industrias Reunidas Caneco S/A

Ishikawajima do Brasil Estaleiros

S/A—Ishibras

Intec Injegao Tecnica Ltda.

Integral Transporte e Agencimento

Maritimo Ltda.

Kauri Sigma S/A Tintas e Resinas

Kopperschmidt-Mueller Industrial Ltda.

Kamyr do Brasil Tecnica de Celulose Ltda.

Mecanica Pesada S/A

Mac Laren Estaleiros e Servigos Maritimos

S/A

MTU Motores und Turbinen Friedrichsfen

GmbH

Multiport Ship Agencies Network

Ministerio da Industria e do Comercio

Metal Sales Schlenk do Brasil Comercio e

Industria Ltda.

Ministerio da Marinha

Niver lines

Oriental Commercial and Shipping

Company Ltd.

Petroleo Brasileiro S/A—Petrobras

Port Authority of Marseille

Portobras—Empresa de Portos do Brasil

S/A

Portos e Navios

Port of Houston Authority

Siemens S/A

Schottel do Brasil PropulsSes Maritimas

Ltda.

Semco do Brasil S/A

Sunamam—Superintendencia Nacional da

Marinha Mercante

Sperry S/A

Secretaria de Transportes Aquaviarios do

Ministerio dos Transportes

Sabroe Atlas do Brasil Ltda.

Transroll NavegagSo S/A

Tintas International S/A

Vale do Rio Doce Navegagao

S/A—Docenave

Valvulas Schrader do Brasil S/A

Varig S/A

Verolme Estaleiros Reunidos do Brasil S/A

Vulkan do Brasil Industria e Comercio de

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