Sekimizu elected next chief of Int'l Maritime Organization

Sekimizu elected next chief of Int'l Maritime Organization

LONDON, England - Koji Sekimizu, director of the International Maritime Organization's Maritime Safety Division, speaks to reporters in London on June 28, 2011, after he was elected as the next chief of the U.N. agency.

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