Delegate’s fee of 600 Euro is applicable if you wish to participate offline. The fee may be amended depending on the date and the number of delegate’s passes available.

Delegate’s fee of 500 Euro is applicable if you wish to participate online.

Delegate’s fee covers:

• Participation in all conference sessions and discussions
• Simultaneous interpretation of speakers’ presentations from / to Russian / English.
• Coffee breaks, lunch and evening networking reception at the hotel
• Traveling and hotel booking are organized by delegates at their expense.

• Online participation in the conference
• Simultaneous interpretation of speakers’ presentations from / to Russian / English.
• Electronic conference materials
• Participation in discussions

• By paying the fee the delegate accepts the Public Offer.
• Each delegate is to fill in the application form.
• Delegate’s fees are refunded should the Organizers cancel the Conference. In all other cases delegate’s fees are not subject to refund.

Welcome to conference delegates

Lilia Schur-Trukhanovich,Director, Department of Development and Regulation of Foreign Economic Activity, Ministry of Economic Development of Russia

Vladimir Shamakhov, Director, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA)

New instruments to harmonize and facilitate administrative procedures according to the UN/CEFACT electronic data exchange standards and recommendations

Lance Thompson, Secretary, UN/CEFACT

Alexei Bondarenko, Vice Chair, UN/CEFACT, Associate professor, MGIMO University

E-document exchange in facilitating administrative procedures in maritime border crossing points under COVID-19

Vladimir Korostelev, Project Director, Single Window, Sea Express Group, Representative, National Association of Shipping Agencies

Legal regulatory basis to implement Single Window mechanism in Russia

Anton Kozhankov, Deputy CEO, Project Director, Directorate of International Transport Corridors

Implementing electronic document exchange in preliminary customs information procedures

Alexey Gavrichev, Head of expert group for advance customs information, Advisory Committee for regulatory bodies’ interaction at the Eurasian Economic Union customs border, Eurasian Economic Commission

Implementing electronic document exchange to optimize export operations

Alexey Mikhailik, Vice President, The Russian Export Center

Implementing e-document exchange in customs procedures in Big Port of St. Petersburg under COVID-19

Yevgeny Gusarov, Acting Chief, Baltic Customs

Customs innovations to support online trade development

Emmanuel Geronnez, Customs Attache, Embassy of the Kingdom of Belgium in Russia

Review of judicial practice in computer-related fraud

Andrey Kosmachevsky, Head of Maritime Law, Remedy Law Firm

Implementing smart contracts in shipping

Elina Sidorenko, Managing Director, Platform for Entrepreneurs’ Requests, Digital Economy and Financial Innovation Center under MGIMO University of the RF Ministry of Foreign Affairs

E-document exchange in international freight transportation

Yury Surodin, Director, E-freight transportation projects, Deputy Chief Engineer, Center for Corporate Transport Services, Russian Railways

Prospects of implementing e-CMR and other e-documents in transborder goods delivery

Sergey Tumel, Director, Modern Trade Technologies (Belarus)

Implementing Digital Twin project in Commercial Port of Vladivostok to establish Port Community System

Anton Popov, Director, IT, Commercial Port of Vladivostok (FESCO Transportation Group)

Instruments to facilitate transborder freight transportation under COVID-19

Denis Bezenkov, Director, Development, SPACE CARGO Group

DACOSY Single Window mechanism in administrative and technology processes in Port of Hamburg under COVID-19

Natalia Kapkaewa, Head of Russian office, Port Hamburg Marketing e.V.

Legal aspects of e-document exchange between shipping lines, terminals and customs authorities

Irina Kreskina, Lawyer, NUTEP Container Terminal

B2G e-document exchange under COVID-19: expectations and reality. Transport market players’ roles in export, import and transit

Igor Murzaev, Director, Development, Ecomomou International Shipping Agency Limited

Capt. Alexander Vinogradov, President, Russian National Shipping Agencies Association

Role of state in developing export of goods and services. Government regulation of transport market: expectations and reality

Galina Balandina, Senior Researcher, Institute of Governmental Control and Supervision, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration

Natalia Volchkova, Vice Rector, Research, Russian Academy of Foreign Trade, RF Ministry of Economic Development

Alexander Knobel, Director, Institute of International Economics and Finance, Russian Academy of Foreign Trade, RF Ministry of Economic Development

Shipping: what, how and where

Agenda:

• Northern Sea Route
• Canal Istanbul
• Bulkers vs. container ships
• Alternative logistics routes

Moderator: A.V.Kirichenko, Director, Institute of International Transport Management, Chair, Ports and Cargo Terminals, Admiral Makarov Maritime University

Suez blockage: parties’ opinions

Agenda:

• Situation with “Ever Given”
• Ship owners’ opinion
• Shippers’ position
• Freight forwarders’ role
• Insurers’ viewopoint

Moderator: M.A.Suprunenko, Senior Attorney, Remedy Law Firm

Ways to protect maritime businesses

Agenda:

• Institute of ombudsman
• Environmental issues
• Customs
• Judicial practice

Moderator: Yu.N.Balakin, Partner, Attorney-at-law, Head pf Judicial Practice, Dumler and Partners law Firm

Changes in maritime law and how to live with it

Agenda:

• Amendments to RF Mechant Shippping Code
• New legal acts
• New salvage contract
• Position of RF Supreme Court

Moderator: A.A.Kosmachevsky, Attorney, Head of Maritime Law, Remedy Law Firm

CONFERENCE CONCLUSIONSCLOSING REMARKS

Vladimir Korostelev, Project Director, Single Window, Sea Express Group, Representative, National Association of Shipping Agencies

Andrey Suprunenko, Director, Remedy Law Firmem>