2024-10-31 14:33:00
ALGIERS – The recommendations sanctioning the work of the Study Days devoted to the development prospects of the National Passenger Maritime Transport Company (ENTMV) were presented, Wednesday, in the presence of the Minister of Transport, Mohamed El Habib Zahana, and senior executives of the company.
The recommendations were presented at the end of the work of these Study Days, organized on board the ship Badji Mokhtar III at the Port of Algiers, with the participation of company executives and experts in the field, who discussed through five workshops, lasting two days, on the organization and management of the company, human resources (training and recruitment), technical maintenance of units and future acquisitions, commercial policy and improvement services, and the digitization and security of the company’s IT systems.
The participants therefore recommended reviewing the regulatory aspect of the company to adapt it to what is done at the level of large maritime transport companies in the world, to provide the company with a headquarters that meets its requirements. and to update the procedures relating to public contracts concluded by the company.
They also recommended the creation of a body dedicated to human resources, to ensure the training and development of the company’s workers and to recruit young officers with contracts allowing them to pursue their professional career within the company. ‘business.
Among the other points highlighted in the recommendations, the imperative to bring all ships into compliance with the standards in force, the guarantee of specialized training for the benefit of officers, the definition of the missions assigned to repair and maintenance workshops. manufacturing within the company and the establishment of a policy for the renewal of the company’s fleet.
The recommendations also focused on the need to bring the company’s counters and agencies closer to customers, both domestically and abroad, to disseminate all commercial and service information on a large scale to inform customers , to improve the services (catering, internet, entertainment) offered to customers on board ships, to set up an electronic payment system, and to reorganize the department responsible for IT systems.
Speaking on this occasion, the Minister of Transport recalled the strong desire of the country’s high authorities to develop the maritime transport system so that the national fleet regains its place at the international level, calling for work towards this objective.
He also called for investing in young human resources to promote the company, anchoring the value of the company in its staff and developing practical skills within it in order to guarantee quality service.
Mr. Zahana also insisted on the need for company executives to demonstrate patriotism and responsibility, to preserve the company’s achievements and to work to develop its capabilities in all its areas of activity. activity.
For his part, the Director General of ENTMV, Hilal Benaouda, stressed the importance of “implementing these recommendations on the ground”, urging company executives to redouble their efforts to meet the challenges and achieve the objectives set.
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**Interview with Ahmed Benali, Maritime Transport Expert**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Ahmed. The recent Study Days focused on the development prospects of the ENTMV have resulted in several crucial recommendations. Can you share your thoughts on the importance of these recommendations for the company’s future?
**Ahmed Benali:** Thank you for having me. The recommendations presented during the Study Days are critical for the ENTMV’s future. They touch on key areas such as regulatory adaptation, human resources development, and technological upgrades. These changes are essential not only to enhance operational efficiency but also to ensure competitiveness in the global maritime sector.
**Editor:** One of the highlights is the call for a regulatory review. How significant is this for the ENTMV to align with international standards?
**Ahmed Benali:** It’s extremely significant. Modernizing the regulatory framework allows ENTMV to operate under guidelines that meet international maritime standards. This not only boosts the company’s credibility but also enhances safety and operational effectiveness, helping to attract more customers and investment.
**Editor:** There’s also a focus on human resources, particularly training and recruitment. Why is this an imperative step for the company?
**Ahmed Benali:** Human resources are the backbone of any organization, especially in the maritime industry, where skilled personnel are essential for safety and operational excellence. By establishing a dedicated body for HR, ENTMV can ensure that employees receive the necessary training and career development opportunities. This will empower workers and foster a culture of growth and retention in the long term.
**Editor:** Another point raised was about the digitization of IT systems. How crucial is digital transformation for ENTMV?
**Ahmed Benali:** Digital transformation is not just a trend; it’s a necessity in today’s maritime transport landscape. By investing in advanced IT systems, ENTMV can streamline operations, enhance service delivery, and improve security. This shift will also enable better data management for decision-making and operational efficiency.
**Editor:** Lastly, compliance of ships and the importance of future acquisitions were mentioned. How does this impact the company’s operational capabilities?
**Ahmed Benali:** Compliance ensures that ENTMV meets safety and environmental standards, which is critical for sustainability and public trust. Future acquisitions of modern vessels equipped with updated technologies will not only improve service levels but also help meet the rising demand for maritime transport. This investment is vital for operational growth and overall competitiveness in the maritime market.
**Editor:** Thank you, Ahmed, for your insights on this important development for the ENTMV. We look forward to seeing how these recommendations will shape the company’s future.
**Ahmed Benali:** Thank you for having me. I am optimistic about the potential positive changes ahead for ENTMV.
