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Communication from BUDD Paris, 35 Champs Elysées, Paris, France.
Like Budd’s other French offices, Budd Paris is a listed Correspondent of most of the IG P&I Clubs; It provides maritime legal advice and assistance to Clubs and their Members alike.
Gambia – Returning to Normal
This morning, we received the following self-explanatory update from our Gambia office:
Ivory Coast – ISPS Security Level Set at 2
In recent weeks, army mutineers have been demonstrating to force the Ivorian government to give them bonuses. The movement started in Bouake on 6 January and quickly spread to other towns and regions.
The Budd Group Reinforces its Presence in Indonesia
We are pleased to advise that Budd Indonesia is now an incorporated Indonesian company and subsidiary of the Budd Group together with our local partners.
Tunisia 2020 Conference Underway
As part of the Tunisian government’s four-year plan to promote durable social and economic development, a major international investment conference is being held in Tunis on 29 and 30 November 2016.
Budd Cameroon Contributes to Country Focus
As Club Correspondents, Budd’s Douala office was pleased to contribute to the North of England’s country focus on Cameroon which is reproduced here.
Senegal: Rice Imports May Resume
The suspension of rice imports announced on 29 September 2016, may be about to end following an agreement reached between the Senegalese government and local rice importers on 10 November.
GoGIN: Maritime Security in the Gulf of Guinea
On 14 October 2016, the European Union and several West African coastal countries launched the Gulf of Guinea Inter-regional Network (GoGIN) in Lomé where the Exraordinary African Union Summit on Maritime Security and Development was being held.
DR Congo Protests – US Sanctions
Following the recent riots over delayed presidential elections, Budd’s DR Congo offices in Kinshasa and Matadi report that the situation seems to be calmer for the time being.
Myanmar to Open Market to Foreign Insurers
The Myanmar Times has announced government plans to open the insurance market to foreign insurance companies in 2017.