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February 2014 C hairman' s M essage Offshore & Engineering I Ship Repair & Maintenance I Ship Building & Conversion I Shipping & Chandlery I Maritime Clusters I Yacht Repair P.O. Box 8988 Dubai, UAE Tel: 009714 345 0626 Fax: 009714 345 0116 Khamis Juma Buamim Chairman of Drydocks World & Maritime World Constant innovation in the onward path towards excellence will enable one to become the best that one can be. The Tatweej Award recognizes our outstanding policies and practices that have focused on result orientation, customer satisfaction and market leadership. This will lead to continuous improvement and sustained high standard of service delivery. We aim to propagate what we practice at leading maritime and oil & gas events. The 1st Mare Forum – Global Leaders Maritime Summit hosted by Drydocks World & Maritime World was a congregation of business practitioners who exchanged views on diverse strategies in achieving excellence and progressive developments directing the future of the maritime, oil & gas sectors in the region. Healthy dialogue and debate within the industry propagates the urge for raising the bar and attaining high standards of excellence. It is important to generate a culture of commitment to quality and excellence within the organization. The Anchor Awards for instance, aims to motivate individuals to enhance performance levels and generate commitment towards HSE goals. This would ensure that deadlines are met, greater customer satisfaction is achieved and success such as the completion of projects such as MCV Eagle Louisiana is replicated. Drydocks World policies on Business Excellence recognized at the Tatweej Academy Awards ... Page 4 MoU between Dubai Council for Marine & Maritime Industries and Hamburg Chamber of Commerce... Page 6 1 st Mare Forum-Global Leaders Maritime Summit Dubai 2014 - A grand success... Page 2 Drydocks World delivers second Modular Capture Vessel – Eagle Louisiana... Page 5 1 Al Mersah ـﺎﺓ ﺍﳌﺮﺳ

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February 2014

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Khamis Juma Buamim Chairman of Drydocks World & Maritime World

Constant innovation in the onward path towards excellence will enable one to become the best that one can be. The Tatweej Award recognizes our outstanding policies and practices that have focused on result orientation, customer satisfaction and market leadership. This will lead to continuous improvement and sustained high standard of service delivery. We aim to propagate what we practice at leading maritime and oil & gas events.

The 1st Mare Forum – Global Leaders Maritime Summit hosted by Drydocks World & Maritime World was a congregation of business practitioners who exchanged views on diverse strategies in achieving excellence and progressive developments directing the future of the maritime, oil & gas sectors in the region. Healthy dialogue and debate within the industry propagates the urge for raising the bar and attaining high standards of excellence. It is important to generate a culture of commitment to quality and excellence within the organization. The Anchor Awards for instance, aims to motivate individuals to enhance performance levels and generate commitment towards HSE goals. This would ensure that deadlines are met, greater customer satisfaction is achieved and success such as the completion of projects such as MCV Eagle Louisiana is replicated.

Drydocks World policies on Business Excellence recognized at the Tatweej Academy Awards ... Page 4

MoU between Dubai Council for Marine & Maritime Industries and Hamburg Chamber of Commerce... Page 6

1st Mare Forum-Global Leaders Maritime Summit Dubai 2014 - A grand success... Page 2

Drydocks World delivers second Modular Capture Vessel – Eagle Louisiana... Page 5

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1st Mare Forum, Global Leaders Maritime Summit, Dubai 2014 was held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai & Chairman of Dubai Executive Council on February 25, 2014 at Madinat Jumeirah.

The agenda for the Summit was designed to attract the top leaders in the maritime industry and interest in the Summit was overwhelming even as the attendance & participation was largely by invitation. Dubai holds immense potential and is a critical hub in world trade & commerce and the event drew wide-ranging interest. The Summit highlighted the stature of Dubai as an important destination for progressive developments that directs the future of the maritime, oil & gas sectors in the region and attracted global attention to the Emirate and its potential as a hub connecting the world and enabling healthy dialogue and debate within the industry.

The comprehensive agenda drawn up for the Summit covered wide-ranging subjects including world energy needs, challenges in the geo political aspects, trading patterns and alternative energy sources. It highlighted a range of topics a�ecting the overall shipping and maritime industry such as ways of creating a pro�table and sustainable industry base. Key decision-makers participated in discussions and debated pressing issues to arrive at constructive recommendations.

The Mare Forum Global Leaders Maritime Summit, Dubai will be held annually and will be the �rst event of the year on the Mare Forum calendar. It is expected the next event in 2015 will be larger than the current edition considering the attention it received from all quarters of the industry.

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Drydocks World completed major repair and refurbishment of National Drilling Company’s (NDC) self-elevated crane vessel Al Ghweifat at its Dubai-based shipyard. The 165 ft x 140 ft x 15 ft self-elevated crane vessel has undergone extensive maintenance related repair and refurbishment. Extensive maintenance performed on the three Truss type 260 feet long legs including the spud can, which would enable the vessel to attain peak performance at 157 feet of water. Besides external inspection, blasting and painting of the legs hull, deck, accommodation and tanks was carried out. Leg guides were inspected, replaced and painted.

Around 160 tonnes of steel was renewed. The 7 ft 7 inch high by 25 feet diameter spud cans and pumping equipment were surveyed for maintenance. Five-yearly inspection of two 70-tonne side cranes resulted in appropriate modi�cation to install man riding. In addition, the Searex Omnilift 210-tonne crane was dismantled, inspected and overhauled.

An Aluminum heli-deck was supplied and installed. Designed to accommodate BELL 214/212 ST helicopters and approved by Abu Dhabi Aviation Authority, the steel substructure and landing points were fabricated and designed on the vessel. The existing �re�ghting system was modi�ed to allow landing of helicopters while in �oating mode. Additional booster pumps were provided for FiFi system and extra lines fabricated from sea chests to the new heli-deck and a new heliport has been added. The capacity of the submersible pumps and the size of hose reels were increased to suit the Standards of O�shore Helicopter Landing Areas, CAP437.

The accommodation was completely refurbished, AC was repaired and upgraded, pipes were replaced, bow and stern thrusters, overhauled and tail shafts were removed and re-aligned with gear boxes. The shipyard built and manufactured the upper surface of the vessel consisting of two decks (including radio room and bridge), senior level deck and all stair cases. The scope of work in accommodation was huge and touched all possible aspects and the challenge could be taken up due to the yard’s extensive engineering experience and expertise. An inclining experiment was carried out while a�oat on the sea.

The repair and maintenance carried out by Drydocks World for NDC has increased over the years as the company received four orders late last year to add to the eight projects completed prior to 2013.

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Drydocks World received Tatweej Academy’s Award for Excellence at the 7th Tatweej Arab Business Leaders and Leading Organisations, for being one of the pioneering institutions in the Arab World on Excellence & Quality. The Awards were organised under the patronage of HE Eng. Sultan Bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Minister of Economy, UAE, presented at a Gala Awards Ceremony on February 18, 2014 at the Burj Al Arab, Dubai, UAE in the presence of policy and decision-makers such as Ministers, Governors, Chairmen, Presidents, C-level O�cers, Managing Directors, bankers, investors, high-ranked prominent o�cials and business leaders.

His Excellency Khamis Juma Buamim, Chairman of Drydocks World & Maritime World received the Award. The Award comprises of the O�cial Prestigious Scarf with the Golden Medallion and a Certi�cate in Excellence and Quality signed by the Tatweej Academy Board of Trustees and is in recognition of the extensive policies and procedures being implemented by Drydocks World towards systematically structuring processes that has led to increased performance and customer satisfaction.

Drydocks World Quality Management System is modeled based on international state-of-the-art standards for continuous improvement of its processes and business performance. The centralized and fully autonomous Business Excellence and Quality Control functions ensure that products and services are delivered with consistent and uncompromised quality. Continuous assessment and audits identify opportunities for improving the product realization processes and the quality management system e�ectiveness. The shipyard’s management systems are certi�ed as per the API Speci�cation Q1, ISO/TS 29001, ISO 9001: 2008, ISO 14001, BS OHSAS 18001 standards and holds ASME certi�cation for its various maritime operations.

Drydocks World policies on Business Excellence recognized at the Tatweej Academy Awards

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Drydocks World announced the completion and delivery of Eagle Louisiana, the second of two Modular Capture Vessels (MCV). The �rst MCV, Eagle Texas, sailed away from Drydocks World’s yard recently. The vessels are the world’s �rst MCVs.

Drydocks World converted the AFRAmax tanker for Singapore-based AET, a global leader in petroleum shipping, which has a 20-year agreement with Marine Well Containment Company (MWCC) for the operation of the MCVs. Ten world-renowned companies form MWCC: Anadarko, Apache, BHP Billiton, BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, Hess, Shell and Statoil - all committed to safe deepwater drilling in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. The MCVs will operate as normal tankers in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and will be out�tted and deployed for containment services in the event of a deepwater well control incident in the region.

The work scope of the shipyard included installing components such as four retractable azimuth thrusters, one tunnel bow thruster, new machinery spaces, diesel generator sets and associated tanks, auxiliaries, switchboards, and electrical distribution equipment. The main engine was modi�ed for Controllable Pitch Propeller (CPP) operation and a control system was added for dynamic positioning, power management and equipment monitoring. Structural support stools and foundations were added for the future installation of topsides processing modules, a turret, �are tower, communications equipment, control facilities and other miscellaneous equipment.

The ship’s systems were modi�ed to provide services to topsides processing equipment, as well as hydraulic systems for the CPP, thrusters, cargo valve control and �re pumps. A new main deck central pipe rack was fabricated and piping was installed to support topsides processing equipment. The ship‘s living quarters were also upgraded to accommodate more than 65 persons. Mechanical completion, pre-commissioning, commissioning, testing and sea trials of the converted vessel were also carried out.

The amount of steel used for the Eagle Louisiana project is 2530 tonnes with 19.68 km of pipes and electrical cables of 292 km also utilized. The MCVs will individually have 700,000 barrels of liquid storage capacity, and can process, store and o�oad the liquids to shuttle tankers. The process equipment will separate the liquids from gas, safely store the liquids and �are the gas. Then the liquids will be o�oaded to shuttle tankers which will transport the liquids to shore. With the delivery of the MCVs, Drydocks World has created a name for itself in sophisticated vessel conversions.

Drydocks World delivers second Modular Capture Vessel – Eagle Louisiana

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H.E. Khamis Juma Buamim, Chairman of Drydocks World & Maritime World and Chairman of Dubai Council for Marine & Maritime Industries (DCMMI) and Prof. Dr. Hans-Jörg Schmidt-Trenz, CEO and Fritz Horst Melsheimer, President of the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce (HCC) signed an MoU between the two entities on February 5, 2014 on the sidelines of the Dubai Hamburg Business Forum 2014. DCMMI and HCC will cooperate on knowledge transfer and sharing of innovative ideas in the marine and maritime industries; technology transfer and new technologies (e�ciencies, fuel reduction, design, green maritime technologies, etc.); establishment of businesses and creation of investment opportunities; establish German Maritime excellence within the Dubai Maritime City; establish connectivity with other clusters in the �eld as well as with educational institutions and academia and creation of open communication and dialogue for both countries and the facilitation of business opportunities.

M oU b etw een Dub ai C ouncil f or M arine & M aritime I ndustries and Hamb urg C hamb er of C ommerce

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Platinum Yacht Repair, the yacht repair and maintenance arm of Drydocks World & Maritime World, announced the successful completion of the conversion of landing craft Al Hail1, belonging to Dubai-based M/S Royal Yachts from that used for naval purposes to a Ro-Ro vessel for civilian usage. The 54-metre vessel arrived at the Platinum Yacht Repair facility at Dubai Maritime City in June 2013 and underwent extensive modi�cation and re�t.

The work scope on Al Hail 1 included refurbishment on exterior of hull as well as interiors, hydro-blasting and painting, overhaul of equipment and valves, refurbishment of wheelhouse, toilets and vacuum systems, upgrade of generators and new synchronizing and A/C systems, �y bridge and canopy fabric were �tted, seating arrangements were made of �bre or cushion. Equipments were tested and the sea trial was successful. Platinum Yacht Repair has been conceptualized in line with Dubai Maritime City's strategy to expand its portfolio of groundbreaking maritime services, providing optimum value for all investors and clients within the integrated maritime complex. The company, which is part of Maritime World, o�ers regional clients an unrivalled portfolio of yacht repair services in terms of size, facilities and operational capacity.

Platinum Yacht Repair successfully completes conversion of landing craft Al Hail 1

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Drydocks World reiterated its commitment to Occupational Health & Safety when senior management personnel signed the Zero Harm pledge recently. A series of audits by reputed international companies has proved beyond a doubt the company’s excellence in leadership, business strategy and its exemplary vision in institutional health, safety and environment. Drydocks World has maintained an extremely high level of leadership excellence in all of its systems and long term policies while inculcating a strong culture towards HSE based on the concept of “Zero Harm” in all of its operations including the building of sophisticated cutting edge projects for its major global partners.

Drydocks World is the recipient of the prestigious Sword of Honor for 2013 from the British Safety Council and has the ISO 14001 and BS OHSAS 18001 certi�cates for Occupational Health & Safety and Environment. It is proud to maintain a global record in completing 30 million man hours of work without the occurrence of any major incidents during the year 2013 in all of its operations.

Drydocks World reiterates commitment to safety with Zero Harm pledge

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His Excellency Khamis Juma Buamim, Chairman of Drydocks World & Maritime World along with key personnel from Hamdan Bin Mohammed e-University (HBMeU)

addressed a press conference to announce the o�cial launch of the 2014 HBMeU Congress. The event was held at HBMeU’s campus in Dubai Academic City. The Congress

will be held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and President of HBMeU and will have the theme

‘Leading Transformation to Sustainable Excellence,’ and took place from March 3 to 5, 2014 at Atlantis The Palm, Dubai. Drydocks World & Maritime World is a Gold

Sponsor of the Congress.

Press Conference to announce the official launch of Annual Congress 2014 of theHamdan Bin Mohammed e-University

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DolWin Beta:

Handing over of rooms is in progress. Around 12 rooms were handed over in February 2014. Living Quarters with Heli-deck were lifted for installation onboard on February 17, 2014.

Prelude FLNG Turret:

Blasting and painting of U202/203 completed. Blasting/Painting U404 (M4A) completed. Module M4A installed on Module M4B.

Solan subsea oil storage tank:

Solan Tank shifted to Hydro-lift Area on February 1, 2014. Installation of Buoyancy Tank on February 2, 2014. Lifting of Block 6 on February 3, 2014.

B ird’ s- ey e V iew : Proj ect Progress at Dry docks W orld

DolWin Beta Prelude FLNG Turret Solan subsea oil storage tank

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Y acht repairs in Feb ruary 2 0 1 4

The following yachts were under repaired during February 2014:

L8155: Ferry was converted into a yacht notation Swath: UT gauging and Aluminum structural repair El Lobo: Assistance for interior work and mechanical jobsMY Suseeker Manhattan 64: Under water antifouling Wooden Yacht Saba: The18-metre vessel underwent under water antifouling Ambulance Boat: Interior carpentry work Samander: Assistance for clear the vessel from yardAl Hel 1: Shaft, grounded propeller and shaft repair, in addition to structural modi�cation work was carried out on this Landing CraftMY Gulf Falcon: Copper coating in under water area was carried out on this 38-metre yacht.Al Manna: The 65-foot yacht underwent electrical works, gear box and turbo charger repairs.

An annual maintenance contract with Road Transport Authority (RTA) Fleet maintenance and work on the company’s vessels is expected to commence in March 2014.

Maridive 515: Repair & maintenance of this vessel involved stern roller removal, repair and re-installation, Hull Treatment (hard scraping, hydro-blasting and painting), renewal of pipes inside engine room, overhaul of valves, removal and re�tting of rudder, propeller & tail shaft withdrawal and propeller repairs and steel renewal in fresh water tank.

Tug Duma: This tug belonging to Mubarak Marine underwent the following repair & maintenance: shaft and valve overhaul, bush renewal, hull treatment, steel repair and pipe work.

Northern Genesis: A�oat repairs were carried out. The work scope comprised of steel repair in various locations including pipe repairs.

Barge Santorini: The barge belonging to repeat customer Archirodon underwent repair & maintenance comprising of steel repair, tank testing and Hull Treatment.

Genesis: Work scope comprised of a�oat repair including repair of steel and pipes at various locations.

UAE Navy vessel L xx: The work was completed ahead of a tight schedule to the satisfaction of UAE Navy personnel.

DM C M arine Services: Repairs carried out duringFeb ruary 2 0 1 4

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The Anchor Awards for Outstanding Performance has been instituted and will honour the accomplishments of Drydocks World & Maritime World employees every month for their superior performance and exemplary contribution to the execution of projects using processes and approaches that are consistent with the long and near term strategy and goals of the company.

The Awards seek to improve overall performance and will motivate employees to take up forward-thinking measures on a daily basis to improve individual performance and streamline processes. These Awards acknowledge commitment to quality and to meeting or exceeding customer’s expectations as stated in the company’s vision & mission. This will eventually help in improving business processes and performance, driving compliance, increasing pro�tability and ultimately winning new business.

Anchor Aw ards f or Outstanding Perf ormancelaunched

Platinum Yacht Repair celebrated ‘Appreciation Day’ at its premises on February 6, 2014. The meeting was conducted by the General Manager, Mr. Mohammad Ali Alghaithi and the Manager, Mr. Yaqoob Essa Al Balooshi who announced the new contract with Roads & Transport Authority Fleet Maintenance to service their work boats. He reiterated the commitment of his team to QHSE and to production targets. He then gave away the awards for best performance during 2013 to nominees.

Platinum Y acht Repair celeb rates AppreciationDay

HSE Notes-OH & S Performance Dolwin-2: The project completed 2 million man- hours LTI free on February 14, 2014.

Monthly HSE Awards: The award ceremony, which took place on February 10, 2014 recognized outstanding HSE contributions from the workforce.

Car-free Day: Dubai Municipality in collaboration with other entities from government and private sector organized the 5th Car Free Day 2014 on February 19, 2014. The initiative was aimed at contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions and spreading awareness about global warming and methods of controlling it. Employees of Drydocks World actively participated in this initiative.

Mr. Shachindra Nath Saxena (Director-Production) along with the other members of senior management walked from their residence near Dubai World Trade Centre to Drydocks World thereby encouraging others to follow suit.

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Delegates attending the 2nd Annual FSRU International Conference that took place on February 17-19, 2014 at the Dubai Address Hotel, Dubai Mall visited Drydocks

World for a yard tour and presentation on February 20, 2014.

FSRU conf erence delegates tour Dry docks W orld

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I take the opportunity to thank you for the hospitality, the excellent performance and high standard of professionalism with regards to repairs on our vessel. - Eckhard Wul�, Fleet Manager – Gas Carriers, Chemikalien Seetransport GmbH

V essel: G aschem N ordseeI take the opportunity to thank you for the hospitality, the excellent performance and high standard of professionalism with regards to repairs on our vessel. -

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Dr. Omar Hasan delivers a talk at the RSPH Annual Speakers DinnerDr. Omar Hasan, CMO at Drydocks World Medical Centre delivered a talk on the “Evolution and Achievements in Occupational health in Drydocks World (DWD) and Dubai Maritime City (DMC)” at the Annual speakers dinner of the Royal Society of Public Health (RSPH), UK on February 27, 2014. The talk was based on various welfare and occupational health programmes and in particular Heat Management Programme, research on welders in collaboration with Imperial College of Science and Technology, London and Corporate Social Responsibility programmes headed by the medical team. The programme was well received by the audience and was followed by a thank you note by Chief Executive Shirley Cramer SBE, who also expressed a desire to visit DDW and DMC to discuss areas of mutual interest.

RSPH is the longest-established public health organization in the United Kingdom. Members are academics, health professionals and practitioners who share an interest in promoting health through their daily work, and come together through Society membership to provide cross-cutting, multidisciplinary perspectives on current health questions.

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