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AMPI Ports and Pilotage Conference 2023 - Maximising Situational Awareness

published on 3 March 2023 - 184 -

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This event lies in the past.

01.10.2023 - 05.10.2023

Perth, Australia

For 25 years AMPI has been the place where leading industry thinkers and practitioners share, challenge, develop and nurture ideas relating to Marine Pilotage. Our next 2023 conference follows the continuation of the themes established in NZMPA Auckland 2022 / AMPI Sydney 2019.

We will be holding our conference at the Premium 5-Star Resort Hotel, Crown Towers in Perth. We will have world-leading subject matter experts from around the globe presenting on topics for Marine Pilots, Harbour Masters, CEO’s, Regulators and Industry Leaders.

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Perth, Australia

Australasian Marine Pilots Institute

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AMPI Ports and Pilotage Conference 2023 - Maximising Situational Awareness

published on 3 March 2023 - 184 -