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16 Jan 1998 - by Staff reporter
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A COMPREHENSIVE programme for the 2-day Ports, Waterfronts and Terminal Operations conference to be held in Durban on March 25-26 has just been distributed.

Organisers AIC Conferences have chosen FTW as the official publication for the event which brings together local and international specialists who will offer their insights on issues like port privatisation, productivity, preventing congestion, and the impact of port development on shipping and import and export trade.

An optional half-day site tour of the Port of Durban will be held on March 27.

The course fee, including VAT, is R3984,30. The site tour, which is limited to 25 participants, costs an additional R1818,30.

Further information is available from AIC Conferences in Bryanston.

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