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THE EXPLOITATION OF OCEANIC RESOURCES: CONCERNS IN THE INDIAN OCEAN Galle Dialogue Civilian Presentation by Chris Tilaka-Sri Dharmakirti, COO, Strategic Enterprise Management Agency, President‟s Office, Colombo, Sri Lanka

STRATEGIC ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT AGENCY (SEMA) PRESENTATION BY CHRIS TILAKA-SRI DHARMAKIRTI AT GALLE DIALOGUE AUGUST 2010

1 . REVENUE FROM LAND BASED SERVICES ARISING FROM UNIQUE OCEAN LOCATION

2. REVENUE ARISING FROM LIVING RESOURCES WITHIN TERRITORIAL SEA / WITHIN EEZ

3. REVENUE FROM NON-LIVING RESOURCES WITHIN EEZ AND CONTINENTAL SHELF/MARGIN

4. OTHER REVENUE OPPORTUNITIES ARISING FROM BEING A MARITIME HUB

5. OPPORTUNITIES / CHALLENGES FOR NAVY AND OCEAN RELATED STATE AGENCIES

BUT FIRST, LET‟S EXAMINE OUR „ASSET‟ AND WHAT WE HAVE GOING FOR US

STRATEGIC ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT AGENCY PRESENTATION BY CHRIS TILAKA-SRI DHARMAKIRTI AT GALLE DIALOGUE AUGUST 2010

LIVING RESOURCES : NEAR SHORE / OFF SHORE/ FARMING / PROCESSING / FISH / CRUSTERATIONS / EDIBLE PLANTS / ETC


LIVING RESOURCES: RECREATIONAL DIVING / ORNAMENTAL FISH / ENDANGERED HABITAT / ILLEGAL HARVESTING


LIVING RESOURCES: TOURISM INDUSTRY SUPPORTIVE WHALE / DOLPHIN / DUGONG WATHCING AND SPORT FISHING


MARINE LIFE HABITAT PROTECTION : WHALE SANCTUARY / PROTECTED MARINE ECO SYSTEM S


MAN MADE RESOURCES : MARINE ARCHEOLOGY / WRECK SALVAGING / ILLEGAL TREASURE HUNTING


Sri Lanka‟s Unique Geographical Positioning Makes It The Ideal Maritime Hub


Not mere Port Terminals, but Logistics Management is Our Future

Sri Lanka will become South Asia's Cargo Gateway, once an Integrated logistics management hub

is created linking all ports and airports with new rail and road networks in our island.

“Low Carbon Cargo” delivered “just in time”


Sri Lanka Is the Gateway to India with a Free Trade Agreement


Kra Canal on Thai / Burmese Border will Shorten the Sailing from East Asia by 3 days Saving Fuel

And Avoiding The Risky Piracy / Choke Prone Journey Via Malacca Straits

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Table 1. Names and symbols of the REE

La lanthanum Tb terbium

Ce cerium Dy dysprosium

Pr praseodymium Ho holmium

Nd neodymium Er erbium

Pm promethium Tm thulium

Sm samarium Yb ytterbium

Eu europium Lu lutetium

Gd gadolinium Y yttrium


We have near-shore minerals and not as described in this map


Titanium:

The average price for Titanium ingot (Titanium - aerospace grade 6/4) during the month of November 2008

was approximately $29,179 per metric ton; down 11% from the $32,724 per metric ton reported in June 2008.

The turmoil in the automotive industry has brought back a fresh look into having more titanium parts

penetrate the automotive market as a way to reduce weight in order to build more fuel-efficient vehicles.


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