Irish Exporters Assoc & Dept. of Transport to Host Webiner to Discuss COVID (Join In Online)

26th March 2020

Irish Exporters Association with Dept. of Transport is tomorrow (Friday, 27 March at 1300hrs) to hold a webiner to discuss the latest COVID-19 situation including invitation to join in the discussion. Noting Registration is required to participate in this event. Credit: Irish Exporters-twitter

The Irish Exporters Association (IEA) announced yesterday in conjunction with the Department of Transport that tomorrow (Friday, 27 March at 1300) they are to hold a webiner to discuss the latest COVID-19 situation.

A Q&A session will be part of the 1-hour long lunchtime webiner where you can join in the discussion online, noting webiner requires registration by online by clicking this LINK

Speakers at the webiner will be:

Eddie Burke, Principal Officer, EU and Central Policy Division, Dept. of Transport the Department of Transport, Tourism & Sport (DTTAS).

This is to be followed by a Q&A session with:
• Eddie Burke, Principal Officer, EU and Central Policy Division
• Mary Dunning, Principal Officer, Maritime Transport Division,
• Claire Martinez, Principal Officer, Road Transport and Maritime Freight Division

Afloat adds the DTTAS releases Marine Notices for 2020, to consult all online click HERE.

Among them as Afloat reported yesterday, some recent notable notices (repeated below) for the Ports & Shipping sectors

Marine Notice No. 14 of 2020
Temporary Contingency Planning for Certification of Seafarers –COVID-19 (click to download)

In addition Marine Notice No. 15 of 2020
Temporary Contingency Planning for the Surveying and Certification of Irish Registered Ships –COVID-19 (click to download)

Also available from DTTAS is Important Health Information on symptoms, public health advice, social distancing and how to prevent the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) - click HERE

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