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IFEM expert chambers

Your maritime expertise, recognised among your peers.

Engineers, lawyers, economists, operators: join the chamber of your profession across the French-speaking world. Your application takes a few minutes, IFEM decides on your admission, then Certifive builds your profile with you.

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What your chamber brings you

  • 01

    Your peers

    The practitioners of your sector, brought together by an institution that speaks for the whole French-speaking maritime world.

  • 02

    The life of the chamber

    Meetings, round tables, IFEM training and the International Blue Economy Forum.

  • 03

    A verified profile

    After an interview, Certifive builds your profile with you and states, item by item, what has been checked.

  • 04

    A recognised presence

    If you wish, your chamber’s page presents you to the institutions and companies of the sector.

Four chambers, open together

Jack-up rig and crane vessel at sea

Oil, Gas and Marine Energy Division

Oil and Gas Experts Chamber

Offshore exploration and production, liquefied natural gas, refining, petroleum contracts and local content.

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Container ship at berth under two gantry cranes, from above

Ports and Maritime Infrastructure Division

Port Experts Chamber

Port operations and development, terminals, security, pilotage and concessions.

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Bow of a painted pirogue, fishermen offshore

Fisheries, Aquaculture and Blue Economy Division

Fisheries, Aquaculture and Blue Economy Experts Chamber

Fisheries science, aquaculture, fisheries monitoring, marine protected areas and sea-based value chains.

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Ship’s navigation bridge overlooking the harbour

Maritime Transport and Shipping Division

Maritime Transport and Shipping Experts Chamber

Ship owning, chartering, ship agency, broking, logistics, maritime law and insurance.

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How it works

  1. 1You register and choose your chamber, online or on WhatsApp.
  2. 2IFEM reviews your admission and writes to you with its decision.
  3. 3Certifive offers you an interview and builds your profile with you.
  4. 4You decide what appears on the chamber’s page.

Membership of a chamber does not amount to certification.

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Your chamber

Choose one chamber, or two if your background covers both.

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Your background

Your areas of expertise

Taken from the sectors of the chosen chamber. Five at most. 0 / 5

0 / 600

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Your contact details

The country code follows the chosen country. You can change it.

Contact language

PDF or Word, 5 MB at most. It goes with your application for admission, which IFEM receives, and, if you accept the interview, is used to prepare it. It is never published.

IFEM receives your application with your contact details and CV, for admission and then the life of the chamber: meeting notices, information, and offers of its own training, events and services, never for the benefit of a third party. Certifive receives them too: it keeps the register for IFEM and, if you are admitted, offers you an interview to build your profile. The members’ list, contact details included, is reserved for IFEM, which never passes it on to a third party. Chamber information, including IFEM’s offers, reaches you by e-mail, in IFEM’s own name, with a link to stop receiving it; IFEM also respects this choice when it writes to you directly. This link does not stop messages about your membership: statutory meeting notices, the admission decision, the end of membership.

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Your consents

Each consent is optional. You withdraw it in one step from your consents page. Without any consent, your application for admission is still forwarded.

Another consent will be requested when it is needed, when your profile is validated: showing your membership publicly, with the date your profile was validated.

Retention periods, including for an application that is not accepted, are set by the annex to the agreement. Transfers and rights: read the joint notice.