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CONSEIL GENERAL DE LA MANCHE(DIRECTION DES AFFAIRES MARITIMES)

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What CONSEIL GENERAL DE LA MANCHE(DIRECTION DES AFFAIRES MARITIMES) does.

CONSEIL GÉNÉRAL DE LA MANCHE (DIRECTION DES AFFAIRES MARITIMES) The company describes itself as a consultancy and safety organization for the coastal region of the English Channel and the North Sea. It offers a wide range of services, including: * Preventive measures to prevent accidents and disasters * Rescue and evacuation operations in natural disasters * Consultancy and support for ships and port operations * Monitoring of the coastal area and maritime routes The company works closely with authorities and other organizations to ensure the safety and well-being of people in the coastal region.

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