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Armateurs de France and unions ask the government of Paris to safeguard the French fleet
Sped up the immediate reform of the law on safety of producing strategic supplyings of oil
October 18, 2013
The association Armateurs de France and labor organizations UGICT Cgt, Cgt, CFDT, CFE-CGC and CFTC have launch an appeal to the government so that it safeguards the French fleet starting to the norm on the oil escorts. Evidencing that the survival of the industrial row and its places of work depends on the oil supplies, of gas and of coal, in a letter sent to the Prime Minister the French shipowning association and the unions they have asked an immediate reform for the law n. 92-1443 on December 31, 1992 on safety of producing strategic supplyings of oil. The law previews among other things that the French refineries must have of an ability to marine transport under French flag, property or rental, proportional to the amount of crude oil that arrives in their systems.
Explaining that the deep crisis crossed from the companies of the field from 2008 has determined a constant decrease of the number of ships specialized under the French flag and now it threatens the entire field, Armateurs de France and unions have emphasized the necessity to maintain a minimal ability to marine transport under the national flag in order to answer in time crisis to the energy requirement of the Country and its Armed Forces.
"Every time that we lose ships - it has found president of Armateurs de France, Raymond Vidil - we lose also places of work of marine French highly characterized, that they are the heart of our activity. Soon it will be impossible to maintain a row because we will not have enough marine formed and characterized French. Without ships and marine French in order to provision our Country with oil or coal not there is more strategic independence".
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The association Armateurs de France and labor organizations UGICT Cgt, Cgt, CFDT, CFE-CGC and CFTC have launch an appeal to the government so that it safeguards the French fleet starting to the norm on the oil escorts. Evidencing that the survival of the industrial row and its places of work depends on the oil supplies, of gas and of coal, in a letter sent to the Prime Minister the French shipowning association and the unions they have asked an immediate reform for the law n. 92-1443 on December 31, 1992 on safety of producing strategic supplyings of oil. The law previews among other things that the French refineries must have of an ability to marine transport under French flag, property or rental, proportional to the amount of crude oil that arrives in their systems.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
