Sun Feng Takes the Helm at China Classification Society
Sun Feng formerly a CCS vice president, was named Chairman and President, taking over from Mo Jianhui, who retired.In a handover ceremony at CCS headquarters in Beijing, Sun paid tribute to Mo, praising his contribution to CCS.“Mr. Mo oversaw the rapid growth of our classed fleet, an expanded global network and he helped increase our international presence and influence, we thank him for all the success he helped deliver,” he said. “We have also seen our offshore business increase despite the downward trend. Meanwhile, our industrial business has also grown and our non-marine business
HKCYIA Takes Part in Maritime Career Expo
careers and their prospects. In addition, 15 shipping and tertiary educational organizations set up booths at the Expo to provide information about educational opportunities and career pathways in the maritime industry. Participating organizations included Anglo-Eastern Univan Group, China Classification Society, Dalian Maritime University Alumni, Shanghai Maritime University Alumni, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, Hongkong International Terminals Limited, Hongkong United Dockyards Limited, Maritime Professional Promotion Federation, Hong Kong Seamen&rsquo
Expanded World Maritime University Campus Inaugurated
by Danish architect Kim Utzon in collaboration with Australian architect Tyrone James Cobcroft of Cobcroft Architects. The City of Malmö has funded the infrastructure while the up-to-date fittings have been provided through donor support. Donors include The Nippon Foundation, the China Classification Society, DNV GL Maritime, the Nakashima Propeller Co. Ltd, Hyundai Glovis, Dr. Peter and Jane Muirhead, the Korean Shipowners’ Association, the Korean Registry, the Government of Germany, Shindong Digitech Co. Ltd, Dr. Binali Yildirim, Paul’s Fine Art and Antiques, Nova Marine Carriers
