NOMINATION OF REAR ADMIRAL (RET) MUSTAFA IPTES BY TURKEY FOR SECRETARY-GENERAL AND DIRECTOR OF THE IHO

IHB File No. S1/6000/2017 CONFERENCE CIRCULAR LETTER No. 5 bis - 1 21 June 2016 XIXth INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC CONFERENCE / 1st SESSION OF THE IHO ASSEMBLY Monaco, 24-28 April 2017 --------- NOMINATION OF REAR ADMIRAL (RET) MUSTAFA IPTES BY TURKEY FOR SECRETARY-GENERAL AND DIRECTOR OF THE IHO References: A. Conference Circular Letter No.5 dated 14 June 2016 – Call for Nomination of Candidates for Secretary General and Directors of the IHO B. New General Regulations of the IHO, Article 21 (effective when the amended Convention on the IHO enters in to force) Dear Hydrographer, 1. Reference A invited IHO Member States to nominate candidates for the positions of Secretary General and Director of the IHO and indicated that the names of candidates and their nomination forms will be published as soon as they are received. 2. T ur key has nominated Rear Admiral (Ret) Mustafa IPTES to stand for election at the 1st Session of the IHO Assembly for the post of Secretary-General and for a post of Director of the IHO. The nomination form is enclosed. 3. As required by Reference B, the Secretary-General will collate all the nominations received and present a consolidated inventory as part of the documentation for the consideration of the Assembly. On behalf of the Directing Committee, Yours sincerely, Robert WARD President Annex: Nomination Form from Turkey  Annex to CCL No. 5 bis - 1 Candidature for a post of1 Candidature à un poste de1 SECRETARY-GENERAL   SECRETAIRE GENERAL DIRECTOR   DIRECTEUR (Article 20 of the General Regulations) (Article 20 du Règlement général) GENERAL - GENERALITES 1. Nominating Member State - Etat membre qui présente le candidat : Turkey 2. Name - Nom : Mustafa IPTES 3. Nationality - Nationalité : Turkish 4. Date of birth - Date de naissance : 14 May 1960 5. Titles and décorations - Titres et décorations : Rear Admiral (Retired) from the Turkish Navy. During his career RAdm. IPTES has been awarded several citations and decorations including Superior Service Medal of Administrative and Logistic Affairs. EDUCATION AND LANGUAGES - ETUDES ET LANGUES 6. Education (periods, including specialized or special qualifications) - Etudes (durée, y compris les qualifications spécialisées ou particulières) : National Defense University, Industrial College of the Washington DC, 2002-2003 Armed Forces (ICAF), Master of Science (MS) in USA National Resource Strategy 1995-1996 NATO Defense College (87th Course) Rome, Italy 1994-1995 Turkish Armed Forces College Istanbul, Turkey 1989-1991 Turkish Naval War College (Master Equivalent) Istanbul, Turkey 1989 Advance Training on Navigation and Maritime Yalova, Turkey Operations 1977-1981 Turkish Naval Academy (Oceanography, BS) Istanbul, Turkey 7. Languages (speaking and reading capacity) - Langues (niveau oral et écrit) : Turkish : Native language English : Fluent (speaking and reading) French : Basic (speaking and reading) 1 Tick one box or both Cocher une case ou les deux 2 All service and experience relevant to the nomination and which provide an indication of the extent to which the candidate is qualified to serve as Secretary-General or Director.  SERVICE AND EXPERIENCE2 - SERVICES ET EXPERIENCE2 8. Hydrographic service - Services dans l’hydrographie : 2012 - present IHB Director 2006 - 2010 Director General, Office of Navigation, Hydrography and Oceanography of Turkey 9. Non-Hydrographic service - Services autres qu’hydrographiques : a. Sea service (periods and posts). Services à la mer (durée et postes): 2005-2006 Commodore Turkish Fleet, Destroyer Division 5 1999-2001 Commanding Officer (CO) TCG YILDIRIM (Frigate) 1998-1999 Executive Officer (XO) TCG TURGUTREIS (Frigate) 1993-1996 Principal Warfare Officer (PWO) TCG FATİH (Frigate) 1981-1988 Watchkeeping Officer, Head of Various Training Ships, Destroyers Branch and Head of Division and Frigates in the Turkish Navy b. Shore service (periods and posts) - Services à terre (durée et postes): 2010-2011 Chief of Staff, Turkish Navy Northern Sea Area Command (Responsible for Logistic Support of the Turkish Navy, including Hydrographic Activities) 2003-2005 Chief of Agreements and Standardization Section, Turkish Navy HQ 2001-2002 Chief of Strategy and Policy Section, Turkish Navy HQ 1997-1998 Chief of Command and Control Section, Turkish Navy HQ 1996-1997 Project Officer for Operational Concepts, Turkish Navy HQ 1991-1993 Head of the Operations Department, İskenderun Naval Base HQ 10. Scientific Activities - Activités scientifiques : a. Publications of which he is the author - Publications dont il est l'auteur: Historical Development of the Turkish Nautical Cartography (2009) b. Research work - Travaux de recherche: 2 All service and experience relevant to the nomination and which provide an indication of the extent to which the candidate is qualified to serve as Secretary-General or Director. Tout service et toute expérience en rapport avec la candidature donnant une indication de la mesure dans laquelle le candidat est qualifié pour occuper le poste de Secrétaire général ou de Directeur.  * Collaborative Research in the Turkish Straits System (TSS) by NATO Undersea Research Center (NURC) and Turkish Navy Office of Navigation, Hydrography and Oceanography, (28 August – 30 September 2008, 01 February – 06 March 2009) * Oceanographic Research of the Turkish Straits (2006-2009) CANDIDATE’S POSITION - POSITION DU CANDIDAT As one of the current Directors of the IHO, I am fully committed to raise the global awareness of the importance of hydrography and foster the global coverage and wide use of official hydrographic data, products and services through strengthening the collective role and effectiveness of the IHO, promoting capacity building and assisting IHO Member States in fulfilling their responsibilities as, effectively and efficiently as possible. In this respect; My vision is to raise the visibility and profile of the IHO in global international community and provide the Member States with better service both in technical standards and in Capacity Building support in order to improve safety of navigation and blue economy activities. My priorities for the future of the IHO are: - Outreach activities and raising awareness on the importance of hydrography and cartography and the role of the IHO - Development of IHO Capacity Building (CB) Programme - Increasing the IHO membership in particular focusing on the Significant IMO Flag States - Smooth transition period from the current structure to the new IHO framework - Improving data gathering and management, maximizing the use of hydrographic data and promoting the Crowd-Sourced Bathymetry - Improving the technical standards and quality of the paper charts and developing the ENC productions in particular focusing S-100 implementation - Promoting Maritime Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI) and provision of geo-data - Implementation of e-Navigation concept - Supporting GEBCO and IBSC activities for better management of these Joint Bodies In order to achieve these priorities my future implementations will be: - to enhance the cooperation in hydrographic activities amongst the Member States and between the Regional Hydrographic Commissions in order to improve the provision of hydrographic and charting services and products, - to provide Member States and IHO stakeholders with accurate and relevant information and service in a timely and accessible manner by utilizing Information Management tools at the IHO Secretariat, - to improve relationships with relevant international organizations (UN, IMO, IALA, IOC etc.) in order to have better cooperation and support based on common interest, - to utilize all available platforms to communicate with decision makers of the Member States and non-Member States in order to highlight the importance of hydrography and cartography, - to continue implementing the IHO Capacity Building Programme with high level of achievement and to find additional donor States and funding agencies in order to meet increasing Capacity Building requirements and to support Member States’ training needs in particularly for developing countries, - to facilitate macro level regional hydrographic development projects in particular for the Caribbean, West Pacific and West Africa regions and to establish good relationships with global funding institutions, - to consider that the more Member States, the better prestige and profile of the IHO and better financial status of the organization for providing better service to the Member States, - to increase the IHO membership by focusing on recruitment of Significant IMO Flag States (addition to Malta, involve with Panama, Liberia and other big Flag States), - to cooperate with other non-Member States and to invite them to become full Member States of the IHO considering the simple and fast application process under the new IHO structure and to have a goal; reaching 100 Member States for the centenary celebration of the IHO in 2021, - to manage the smooth transition period from the current structure of the Organization to the new IHO framework over the next three years considering the new roles of the IHO Secretariat and the IHO Council, - to work on improving data gathering and management and an access to bathymetric data collected for commercial or scientific purposes in order to maximize the use of hydrographic data, - to promote the collection of Crowd-Sourced Bathymetry and to ensure that the data is made available to GEBCO Project, accompanied by appropriate metadata, through the IHO Data Center for Digital Bathymetry (DCDB), - to raise the profile of GEBCO Project and to provide support to GEBCO activities for achieving better ocean mapping status, - to monitor the developments of the technical standards in order to improve the quality of the paper charts and ENC productions in particular promoting the S-100 implementation and development, - to promote the better coordination of the INT Charts and ENC schemes and implementation of the WEND Principles considering the coverage, consistency, quality, updating and distribution of ENCs, - to encourage the production of ENCs to achieve the global coverage and to promote cooperation in order to resolve the overlaps and gaps, - to raise awareness of the MSDI and to encourage Member States on provision of the marine components of the Spatial Data Infrastructure, - to support the implementation of e-Navigation concept and cooperate with IMO and IALA to achieve better maritime information flow and presentation in order to improve the safety of navigation, - to continue supporting the IBSC activities and to facilitate the new training and education standards considering the new technical developments and Member States’ requirements. In my view, the main roles of the Secretary General, as the Chief Administrative Officer of the Organization and Head of the IHO Secretariat, are as follows; - to administer the IHO Secretariat efficiently and effectively in order to serve to the Member States, - to keep Member States informed with respect to the activities of the Organization, - to support the IHO Council activities, - to represent the Organization actively at the international platforms. In this context, the Secretary General should have; - good enough professional experience to administer the IHO Secretariat and to run the IHO Work Programme effectively,- excellent relationships with Member States, sister international organizations and stakeholders, - a reliable and respectful character as moderator, facilitator and constructive spirit, - a dynamic, energetic, positive and proactive attitude, - a high level representative role and good public relations capability. In the light of the above mentioned and as one of the experienced Directors of the IHO, I am ready to assume the roles and responsibilities of the Secretary General in order to serve to the global hydrographic community with great passion and a high level of energy.  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - RENSEIGNEMENTS COMPLEMENTAIRES (if any) (le cas échéant) Rear Admiral (Retired) Mustafa IPTES served as the Hydrographer of Turkey (Director General, Hydrography and Oceanography of Turkey) from 2006 to 2010. He retired from the Turkish Navy in 2011 as Rear Admiral having served for 30 years. RAdm IPTES was elected as a Director of the International Hydrographic Bureau (IHB) in 2012. Before that, he was extensively involved in the maritime affairs, in particular maritime safety and security, hydrography, oceanography, nautical charting and marine research activities. He participated in a range of IHO, IMO, IOC and other international maritime activities representing Turkey as the Member and as Head of Delegation. He assumed the Chairmanship of the Working Group on Safety of Navigation for the Black and Azov Seas (BASWG) from 2006 to 2010 and for the Mediterranean and Black Seas Hydrographic Commission (MBSHC) from 2009 to 2010. As a Director of the IHB, he has been responsible for the management of the “IHO Inter- Regional Coordination and Suppport” programme. RAdm IPTES has successfully coordinated the Regional Hydrographic Commissions’ activities and enhanced the cooperation among the subsidary bodies of Inter-Regional Coordination Committee (IRCC). He has also made significant contribution in improving the efficiency and administration of the GEBCO project and the training development activities of the IBSC. RAdm IPTES has worked particularly hard to promote the IHO Capacity Building (CB) programme during his tenure. His positive, dynamic and moderator role has played an influential role in improving the level of collaboration and cooperation within CB activities. He has enhanced the relationships of the IHO with donor r States and funding institutions. He also played important role in increasing the level of external CB fund and CB WP budget. The level of activity of the CB Programme has been increased significantly under his management, which has resulted in a high level of achievement during his term. RAdm IPTES has also encouraged and coordinated several large scale regional hydrographic projects and has initiated an institutional relationship with global funding organizations. Having a proactive character, RAdm IPTES has demonstrated his leadership qualities and communication skills in order to recruit new Member States to the IHO, in particular focusing on the big flag states. RAdm IPTES has a high level of managerial talent and good relationship with the Member States and maritime stakeholders. He has closely monitored technological developments and standards in order to continue smooth transition to the digital era. He also supports and promotes new technics in hydrographic surveying and production of nautical charts to achieve the adequate global hydrographic data coverage. He is eager to increase the number of the Member States and amount of the external CB fund for better service and higher prestige of the IHO. As experienced Director of the IHB, RAdm IPTES looks forward to continue serving the global hydrographic community and the management of the IHO Secretariat with broad experience and high performance.  ANNEX PARTICIPATED INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES ON SAFETY OF NAVIGATION AND HYDROGRAPHY NU. NAME OF THE MEETING / CONFERENCE DATE VENUE PARTICIPATION AS th 1 49 IOC EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 6-10 JUNE 2016 PARIS / FRANCE IHB DIRECTOR th 2 8 INTER-REGIONAL COORDINATION COMMITTEE (IRCC 8) 29-31 MAY 2016 ABU DHABI / UAE IHB DIRECTOR th 3 14 CAPACITY BUILDING SUB COMMITTEE (CBSC 14) 24-26 MAY 2016 ABU DHABI / UAE IHB DIRECTOR th 4 39 US-CANADA HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (USCHC 39) 16 MAY 2016 HALIFAX / CANADA IHB DIRECTOR th 13 WORKING GROUP ON SAFETY OF NAVIGATION IN THE BLACK AND 5 3-4 MAY 2016 ISTANBUL / TURKEY IHB DIRECTOR AZOV SEAS (BASWG-13) th CHITTAGONG / 6 15 NORTH INDIAN HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (NIOHC16) 14-16 MAR 2016 IHB DIRECTOR BANGLADESH th 7 6 WEND WORKING GROUP 8-10 MAR 2016 STAVANGER / NORWAY IHB DIRECTOR 8 IHO/IMO/WMO/IOC/IALA/IAEA/FIG JOINT CB COOR. MEETING 30 NOV-1 DEC 2015 GENEVA / SWITZERLAND IHB DIRECTOR th 9 29 IMO ASSEMBLY 23-27 NOV 2015 LONDON / UK IHB DIRECTOR nd 10 32 GEBCO GUIDING COMMITTEE 8-9 OCT 2015 K. LUMPUR / MALAYSIA IHB DIRECTOR th 11 20 BALTIC SEA HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (BSHC 20) 16-18 SEP 2015 ST.PETERSBURG / RF IHB DIRECTOR th 19 CONFERENCE OF MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEAS HYDROGRAPHIC 12 31 JUN-2 JUL 2015 BATUMI / GEORGIA IHB DIRECTOR COMMISSION (MBSHC 19) th 13 28 IOC ASSEMBLY 17-25 JUN 2016 PARIS / FRANCE IHB DIRECTOR th 14 7 INTER-REGIONAL COORDINATION COMMITTEE (IRCC 7) 1-3 JUN 2015 MEXICO CITY / MEXICO IHB DIRECTOR th 15 13 CAPACITY BUILDING SUB COMMITTEE (CBSC 13) 27-29 MAY 2015 MEXICO CITY / MEXICO IHB DIRECTOR th 16 15 NORTH INDIAN HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (NIOHC15) 16-18 MAR 2015 MUSCAT / OMAN IHB DIRECTOR th 17 5 WEND WORKING GROUP 3-5 MAR 2015 SINGAPORE/SINGAPORE IHB DIRECTOR th 18 6 ROPME SEA AREA (RSAHC 6) 8-11 FEB 2015 ABU DHABI / UAE IHB DIRECTOR 19 IHO/IMO/WMO/IOC/IALA/IAEA/FIG JOINT CB COOR. MEETING 26-27 OCT 2014 COPENHAGEN IHB DIRECTOR TH 20 5 EXTRAORDINARY INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPIC CONFERENCE 6-10 OCT 2014 MONACO IHB DIRECTOR TH 21 48 IOC EX. COUNCIL 1-4 JUL 2014 PARIS / FRANCE IHB DIRECTOR -A1-  th 22 25 FIG Conference 16-20 JUN 2014 K. LUMPUR / MALAYSIA IHB DIRECTOR st 23 31 GEBCO GUIDING COMMITTEE 13-15 JUN 2014 MONACO IHB DIRECTOR th 24 19 BALTIC SEA HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (BSHC 19) 10-12 JUN 2014 RIGA / LATVIA IHB DIRECTOR th 12 WORKING GROUP ON SAFETY OF NAVIGATION IN THE BLACK AND 25 3-4 JUN 2014 BATUMI / GEORGIA IHB DIRECTOR AZOV SEAS (BASWG-12) th 26 6 INTER-REGIONAL COORDINATION COMMITTEE (IRCC 6) 19-20 MAY 2014 PARIS / FRANCE IHB DIRECTOR th 27 12 CAPACITY BUILDING SUB COMMITTEE (CBSC 12) 14-16 MAY 2014 BREST / FRANCE IHB DIRECTOR th 39 US-CANADA HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (USCHC 39) AND CANADIAN 28 14-18 APR 2014 ST. JOHN’S / CANADA IHB DIRECTOR HYDROGRAPHIC CONFERENCE-2014 TH 29 4 WEND WORKING GROUP 20-22 MAR 2014 NITERIO / BRAZIL IHB DIRECTOR th 30 14 NORTH INDIAN HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (NIOHC 14) 26-28 FEB 2014 BANGKOK / THAILAND IHB DIRECTOR st 31 1 EXTRAORDINARY ROPME SEA AREA (ERSAHC 1) 8-12 FEB 2014 ABU DHABI / UAE IHB DIRECTOR th 32 30 GEBCO GUIDING COMMITTEE 9-13 OCT 2013 VENICE / ITALY IHB DIRECTOR th 18 MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEAS HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION 33 23-29 SEP 2016 ISTANBUL / TURKEY IHB DIRECTOR CONFERENCE (MBSHC 18) th 34 18 BALTIC SEA HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (BSHC 18) 16-18 SEP 2013 TALINN / ESTONIA IHB DIRECTOR 35 IMO TECHNICAL COOPERATION COMMITTEE (TC 63) 9-12 JUL 2013 LONDON / UK IHB DIRECTOR th 36 27 IOC ASSEMBLY 24 JUN-2 JUL 2013 PARIS / FRANCE IHB DIRECTOR 37 IMO-IHO-IALA REGIONAL AWARENESS SEMINAR 5-7 JUN 2013 BANGKOK / THAILAND IHB DIRECTOR th 38 5 INTER-REGIONAL COORDINATION COMMITTEE (IRCC 5) 31 MAY-1 JUN 2013 WOLLONGONG / AUSTRALIA IHB DIRECTOR th 39 11 CAPACITY BUILDING SUB COMMITTEE (CBSC 11) 26-28 MAY 2013 WOLLONGONG / AUSTRALIA IHB DIRECTOR th US HYDRO CONFERENCE-2013 AND 36 US-CANADA HYDROGRAPHIC 40 23-27 MAR 2013 NEW ORLEANS / USA IHB DIRECTOR COMMISSION (USCHC 36) th 41 5 ROPME SEA AREA (RSAHC 5) 3-7 MAR 2013 RIYADH / S.ARABIA IHB DIRECTOR th 42 13 NORTH INDIAN HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (NIOHC 13) 18-22 FEB 2013 YANGON / MYANMAR IHB DIRECTOR 43 IMO COMSAR 17 20-25 JAN 2013 LONDON / UK IHB DIRECTOR 44 IHO/IMO/WMO/IOC/IALA/IAEA/FIG JOINT CB COOR. MEETING 10-11 DEC 2012 OOSTENDE / BELGIUM IHB DIRECTOR 45 3th ARCTIC REGION HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (ARHC 3) 9-11 OCT 2012 TROMSO / NORWAY IHB DIRECTOR nd 46 2 WEND WORKING GROUP 21 SEP 2012 LONDON / UK IHB DIRECTOR -A2-  th 47 17 BALTIC SEA HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (BSHC 17) 18-20 SEP 2012 HELSINKI / FINLAND IHB DIRECTOR th HEAD OF TURKISH 48 18 INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC CONFERENCE 23-27 APR 2012 MONACO DELEGATION th MEMBER OF TURKISH 49 27 IMO ASSEMBLY 21-30 NOV 2011 LONDON/UK DELEGATION TH 17 CONFERENCE OF MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEAS MEMBER OF TURKISH 50 1-3 JUNE 2011 ATHENS/GREECE HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (MBSHC 17) DELEGATION HEAD OF TURKISH 51 2TH IHO INTER-REGIONAL COORDINATION COMMITTEE (IRCC 2) 17 -18 JUN 2010 NEW ORLEANS/USA DELEGATION th HEAD OF TURKISH 52 43 IOC EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 6-10 JUN 2010 PARIS/FRANCE DELEGATION th HEAD OF TURKISH 10 MEETING OF THE WORKING GROUP ON SAFETY OF NAVIGATION IN 53 27-28 MAY 2010 ISTANBUL/TURKEY DELEGATION THE BLACK AND AZOV SEAS (BASWG-10) (CHAIRMAN) MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEAS HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION HEAD OF TURKISH 54 16-17 FEB 2010 PARIS/FRANCE (MBSHC) INT CHART COORDINATION DELEGATION TURKEY-AZERBAIJAN HYDROGRAPHIC AND OCEANOGRAPHIC HEAD OF TURKISH 55 20-23 OCT 2009 ISTANBUL/TURKEY COOPERATION DELEGATION TH HEAD OF TURKISH 16 CONFERENCE OF MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEAS 56 22-24 SEP 2009 ODESSA/UKRAINE DELEGATION HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION (MBSHC) (VICE CHAIRMAN) TH TH HEAD OF TURKISH 57 42 IOC EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND 25 IOC ASSEMBLY 15-20 JUN 2009 PARIS/FRANCE DELEGATION TH HEAD OF TURKISH 58 4 EXTRAORDINARY INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC CONFERENCE 1-5 JUN 2009 MONACO DELEGATION th HEAD OF TURKISH 9 WORKING GROUP ON SAFETY OF NAVIGATION IN THE BLACK AND AZOV 59 23-24 APR 2009 COSTANZIA/ROMANIA DELEGATION SEAS (BASWG-9) (CHAIRMAN) TURKEY-ROMANIA HYDROGRAPHIC AND OCEANOGRAPHIC COOPERATION HEAD OF TURKISH 60 21-22 APRI2009 COSTANZA/ROMANIA MEETING DELEGATION TH HEAD OF TURKISH 61 41 IOC EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 23-30 JUN 2008 PARIS/FRANCE DELEGATION TURKEY-ITALY HYDROGRAPHIC AND OCEANOGRAPHIC COOPERATION HEAD OF TURKISH 62 9-11 JUN 2008 GENOVA/ITALY MEETING DELEGATION -A3-  th HEAD OF TURKISH 8 WORKING GROUP ON SAFETY OF NAVIGATION IN THE BLACK AND AZOV 63 24-27 MAR 2008 KIEV/UKRAINE DELEGATION SEAS (BASWG-8) (CHAIRMAN) TH 15 MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEAS HYDROGRAPHIC COMMISSION HEAD OF TURKISH 64 22-24 OCT 2007 MALTA (MBSHC 15) DELEGATION th 40 INTER GOVERNMENTAL OCEANOGRAPHIC COMMISSION (IOC) HEAD OF TURKISH 65 18-28 JUN 2007 PARIS/FRANCE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL DELEGATION TH HEAD OF TURKISH 66 17 INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC CONFERENCE 6-11 MAY 2007 MONACO DELEGATION MEMBER OF TURKISH 67 IMO MARITIME SAFETY COMMITTEE (MSC-79) MEETING 2-9 DEC 2004 LONDON/UK DELEGATION MEMBER OF TURKISH 68 IMO MARITIME SAFETY COMMITTEE (MSC-78) MEETING 13-20 MAY 2004 LONDON/UK DELEGATION TH MEMBER OF TURKISH 69 23 IMO ASSEMBLY 25 NOV-4 DEC 2003 LONDON/UK DELEGATION -A4-