The Commission and its delegates
The Moselle Commission consists of six delegates and, as an option, six deputy delegates.
Its President is elected from among the Commission’s ranks for a term of one year by a majority of votes cast by the representatives. Each of the three states holds the chair in turn and in alphabetical order.
The decisions that are taken unanimously by the Moselle Commission during its twice-yearly meetings are also binding on the states. The votes cast by the delegates count as if they had been cast by their respective governments. The decisions are therefore also transferred to relevant national legislation.
Please find a short overview of each delegation’s representatives below:
GERMAN DELEGATION:
Mr Heinz-Clemens Kaune, Delegate and Spokesperson for the German delegation
Federal Ministry of Transport and Digitale Infrastructure, Bonn
Mr Heinz-Josef Joeris, Deputy Delegate
Waterways and Shipping Directorate, Bonn
Mr Peter Schalk, Deputy Delegate
Waterways and Shipping Directorate - Regional bureau South-West, Mainz
FRENCH DELEGATION:
Mr Maxime Lefebvre, Delegate and Spokesperson for the French delegation
Direction de l'Union Européenne at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Paris
Mr Dominique Bellenger, Deputy Delegate
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Paris
Mr Didier Dieudonné
Service de la Navigation du Nord-Est, Nancy
LUXEMBOURG DELEGATION:
Mr Max Nilles, Delegate (head of delegation) - chairman 2017
Ministry for Sustainable Development and Infrastructure, Transport Division, Luxembourg
Mr Kevin Schroeder, Deputy Delegate
Ministry for Sustainable Development and Infrastructure, Transport Division, Luxembourg
Mr Michel Schmitz, Expert
Service de la Navigation Grevenmacher, Luxembourg
Mr Jeannot Poeker, Expert
Ministry for Sustainable Development and Infrastructure, Transport Division, Luxembourg
Copyright © 2009 - The Moselle Commission‘s Administrative Office, Trier | legal information
News
Stability guide for inland navigation vessels carrying containers available
IMPORTANT: New lock closure times for 2017
The initially planned lock closures on the Moselle in 2017 had to be postponed, due to important wor [...more]