Shenzhen to concentrate on increasing a safe on-sea special zone

Published on March 10, 2009 by brooks | This story has been viewed 146 times

Affected by the financial crisis, the demand of international shipping market sharply declines and Shenzhen shipping market also faces the sever situation. According to the latest statistics, the performances of most of the shipping companies in the west harbor of Shenzhen Harbor have declined compared to those of last year. Relevant functioned departments of the government lent their hands when the shipping companies were in the most difficult time. On March 8, the principals of the business sectors of Navigation Management Office of Shenzhen Maritime Bureau, Shipping Management Office etc. came to Shekou to investigate the production conditions of the shipping companies and put forward that the problems the companies meet will be the priority and they will conquer the difficulties together with the shipping companies.
Heads of the shipping companies provides that it was not troublesome to employ people to transact the procedures in the government offices, but nowadays the transportation is in depression, so they hope more operations can be transacted on the internet so that the companies can save the cost. Zhang Jianbin, Director of Shenzhen Maritime Bureau said on the spot that the step of on-line transactions will be quickened. The shipping companies can declare operations on line and the on-line examine and approve rate can reach 90% and the business inquiring rate can reach 100%。
During the investigation, relevant heads of Maritimes Bureau disclosed that Shenzhen will concentrate on creating a safe on-sea special zone recently for a better business environment for the shipping companies. During this process, special security measures will be performed for perfecting the long-time effective systems of the on-sea traffic management, which will give effective supervision and management to the illegal conducts and provide complete convenience to the people abiding the law.

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