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Andreas Linhart Doris Possler List of EMSA Administrative Board Representatives with signed Declarations of Commitment and Confidentiality Austria Andreas Linhart Doris Possler (alternate) BundesministeriumDeputy Head Department für Verkehr, Innovation und BundesministeriumDeputy Head Department für Verkehr, Innovation und Technologie, Technologie, Wien Wien Belgium Els Claeys Peter Claeyssens (alternate) Service public fédéral Mobilité et Transports Service public fédéral Mobilité et Transports Direction générale du Transport maritime, Brussels Direction générale du Transport maritime, Brussels Bulgaria Zhivko Petrov Petar Kirov (alternate) Executive Director Chief Secretary Bulgarian Maritime Administration, Sofia Bulgarian Maritime Administration, Sofia Croatia Lukša Čičovački Željka Babić (alternate) Head of Sector Director, COREPER I Directorate Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Zagreb Infrastructure, Zagreb Cyprus Ioannis Efstratiou Costas Costaras (alternate) Acting Director Senior Marine Surveyor Department of Merchant Shipping Department of Merchant Shipping Czech Republic Evzen Vydra Michal Fridrich (alternate) Head of Maritime Division Department for International and EU affairs Ministry of Transport, Praha Ministry of Transport, Praha Denmark Andreas Nordseth (Chairman of the Board) Jakob Ejlers (alternate) Director General Deputy Director General Danish Maritime Authorithy, Copenhagen Danish Maritime Authorithy, Copenhagen Estonia René Arikas Tarmo Ots (alternate) Director General Head of Communication Department Estonian Maritime Administration, Tallinn Estonian Maritime Administration, Tallinn Finland Tuomas Routa Katja Viertävä (alternate) Director General, Maritime Sector Ministerial Counsellor Finnish Transport Safety Agency, Helsinki Ministry of Transport and Communications France Thierry Coquil Vincent Denamur (alternate) Directeur des affaires maritimes Sous directeur de la sécurité maritime Direction générale des infrastructures des transports et Direction des affaires maritimes, Paris de la mer, Paris Germany Achim Wehrmann Jan Reche (alternate) Director of Shipping Head of Division Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Developement, Bonn Developement, Bonn Greece Christos Kontorouchas Spyridon Dakoglou (alternate) Head of Unit for the EU and International Organizations Secretary for Economy and Trade Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy, Directorate for Shipping Embassy of Greece Hungary Csaba Bellyei Ivan Vass (alternate) Head of Department Shipping Referent Department of Shipping Authorty, Ministry of National Ministry of National Development Development Budapest Budapest Ireland Deirdre O'Keeffe Dr Clare Finnegan (alternate) Assistant Secretary Principal Officer Irish Maritime Administration Maritime Safety Policy Division Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, Dublin Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, Dublin Italy (Deputy Chairman) Nicola Carlone Piero Pellizzari (alternate) Comando Generale del Corpo delle Capitanerie di Porto, Comando Generale del Corpo delle Capitanerie di Porto, Roma Roma Italian Coast Guard Italian Coast Guard Latvia Jānis Krastiņš Laima Rituma (alternate) Chairman of the Board Director of Maritime Department Latvian Maritime Administration, Riga Ministry of Transport, Riga Lithuania Justas Rašomavičius Saulius Šiaučiūnas (alternate) Deputy Director Director of Maritime department Lithuanian Maritime Safety Administration,Vilnius Lithuanian Transport Safety Administration Luxembourg Robert Biwer Commissaire du gouvernement Ministère de l'Economie et du Commerce extérieur Commissariat aux affaires maritimes, Luxembourg Malta Ivan Sammut Registrar General Shipping and Seamen Merchant Shipping Directorate, Marsa Netherlands Arnold van Vuuren MMJ Streefkerk-Arts Director Netherlands' Shipping Inspectorate, Rotterdam Netherlands' Shipping Inspectorate, Rotterdam Poland Katarzyna Krzywda Wojciech Zdanowicz (alternate) Maritime Economy Department Director Maritime Office, Szczecin Maritime Office, Szczecin Ministry of Maritime Economy and Inland Navigation Portugal José Simao José Maciel (alternate) Director-General Subdirector Directorate General for Natural Resources, Safety and Directorate General for Natural Resources, Safety and Maritime Services Maritime Services Ministry of Agriculture, Sea, Environment and Spatial Ministry of Agriculture, Sea, Environment and Spatial Planning, Lisbon Planning, Lisbon Romania Constantin Casiade Razvan Gabriel Trandafir (alternate) Director Technical Director European Affairs and International Relations Directorate Romanian Naval Authority, Constanta Romanian Naval Authority, Constanta Slovakia Josef Mrkva Head of Maritime Office, Ministry of Transport Post and Telecommunication, Bratislava Slovenia Jadran Klinec, mag. Primož Bajec (alternate) Director Head of Department for Traffic Monitoring and MRCC Ministry of Infrastructure and Spatial Planning Ministry of Infrastructure and Spatial Planning Slovenian Maritime Administration Slovenian Maritime Administration Spain Benito Nunez Quintanilla to be appointed Asesor de la Unidad de Apoyo de la Direccion General de la Marine Mercante Ministerio de Fomento, Secretaría General de Transportes, Direccción General de la Marina Mercante, Madrid Sweden Pernilla Wallin Maria Gelin (alternate) Head of Personnel and Qualifications Unit Head of Unit - Senior Advisor Ministry of Enterprise, Energy and Communications, Deputy Civil Aviation and Maritime Director Stockholm Swedish Transport Agency, Stockhom United Kingdom Haroona Chughtai Andrew Angel Department for Transport, London Head of Maritime Trade and Liability Department for Transport, London Representatives of the European Free Trade Association States Iceland Thorolfur Arnason Director General Icelandic Transport Authority Norway Olav Akselen Andreas Breivik (alternate) Director General Norwegian Coastal Administration Norwegian Maritime Directorate, Haugesund Drammen Representatives of the European Commission Henrik Hololei Barbara Sellier (alternate) European Commission European Commission Director-General Deputy Head of Unit in charge of maritime safety Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport (MOVE) Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport (MOVE) Magda Kopczynska Christine Berg (alternate) European Commission European Commission Director in charge of waterborn transport Head of Unit in charge of maritime safety Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport (MOVE) Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport (MOVE) Agnieszka Ewa Kazmierczak Anne Montagnon (alternate) European Commission European Commission Director in charge of resources Head of Unit D.3 Budget and Financial Management Shared Resource Directorate MOVE/ENER Directorate- Shared Resource Directorate MOVE/ENER Directorate- General for Mobility and Transport General for Mobility and Transport Johannes Luchner European Commission Acting Director Emergency Management Directorate-General Humanitarina Aid and Civil Protection [email protected] 0 0032 2 29 68811 Industry representatives Thomas Kazakos Henrik Ringbom Director General Professor Cyprus Shipping Chamber Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law in Oslo Christine Cabau Dorotea Zec CEO, Marseille Port & President of Medlinks Ports Seafarers’ Union of Croatia.
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