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IMO approves net-zero regulations for global shipping
Draft regulations will set mandatory marine fuel standard and GHG emissions pricing for shipping to address climate change.
Continue ReadingIMO takes action on seafarers’ rights, substandard shipping
Legal Committee adopts guidelines on fair treatment of seafarers detained in connection with alleged crimes; launches work on substandard shipping.
Continue ReadingProtect satellite navigation from interference, UN agencies urge
Aviation, maritime and telecoms agencies raise alarm over increase in jamming and spoofing of satellite navigation systems.
Continue ReadingIMO to develop global strategy for maritime digitalization
First steps taken towards a cross-cutting strategy that will leverage new technology to advance international shipping.
Continue ReadingTraining for alternative fuels
The large-scale rollout of the Train-the-Trainer Programme on Alternative Fuels for Sustainable Shipping, led by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), has begun, with the first training for 35 participants at the Maritime Technology Cooperation Centre (MTCC-Asia) held at Shanghai Maritime University, from 14 to18 April.
New Maritime Labour Convention amendments set to boost seafarers’ conditions
Seafarers are set to benefit from improved working and living conditions following the adoption of important amendments to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), 2006.
Port State Control Officers receive advanced training in Comoros
A training session led by IMO was held in Anjouan, Comoros (7-11 April) to strengthen Port State Control (PSC) capabilities and support maritime safety, security and environmental compliance in the region.
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