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January

	IEC Family
	NOREK countries
	Ex Symposium in Brunei

IEC Family

Following approval by the IEC membership, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya became the 69^th member of the IEC. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines joined the Affiliate Country Programme.

NOREK countries

IEC President Jacques Régis and IEC General Secretary & CEO Ronnie Amit participated in the 36^th NOREK meeting in Stockholm, Sweden. They used the annual gathering of the Nordic member countries of IEC and CENELEC to listen to and understand the concerns and changes in the National Committees. The NOREK countries are Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.

Participants from the NOREK countries gather with IEC President Jacques Régis (left) and IEC General Secretary & CEO Ronnie Amit (4^th from left).

Ex Symposium in Brunei

IECEx Executive Secretary Chris Agius and IEC-APRC Officer in Charge Dennis Chew were present at an IECEx Industry Symposium held in Brunei Darussalam. During the symposium, challenges on the determination of hazardous area classification and application of Ex equipment were presented and discussed. References were also made to the basis of risk management to ensure personal safety and technical integrity. One of the key elements emerging from the conference was the need for Brunei to participate in IEC TC 31: Equipment for explosive atmospheres, and adopt its standards.

The positive outcome of the Symposium was Brunei's commitment to seek to participate actively in IEC TC 31 work and to adopt IEC TC 31 International Standards nationally.

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