Day of the Seafarer 2021 explores fair future
IMO envisages what a ‘fair future for seafarers’ will look like on Day of the Seafarer 2021 LONDON : The Day of the Seafarer, held on 25 June
IMO envisages what a ‘fair future for seafarers’ will look like on Day of the Seafarer 2021 LONDON : The Day of the Seafarer, held on 25 June
SINGAPORE : The problems seafarers face due to the pandemic were avoidable and could be solved with stronger action, according to Capt. Rajesh Unni, CEO, Synergy Group Mr.
SINGAPORE : Maritime data provider and analyst, Sea Intelligence has seen a sharp increase in double sailings during the last weeks in its latest report. Double sailing is
Singapore’s Keppel Corporation and Sembcorp Marine are reportedly set to commence discussions on a possible merger of their offshore and marine businesses. Both companies have issued trading halts
LONDON : The maritime industry and particularly ports are part of the solution towards decarbonizing the maritime sector and can contribute towards the UN goal of achieving clean and affordable
GANDHINAGAR : The Gujarat Maritime University (GMU) inked an MoU with International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) for development of the Gujarat International Maritime Arbitration Centre (GIMAC) in
MUMBAI : State-run Hindustan Shipyard Ltd is negotiating an order with the Indian Navy for building 4-5 fleet support ships estimated worth ₹18,000 crore to serve the expanding
LONDON : The growth in seafarer abandonments since the onset of the of the Covid-19 pandemic was detailed and discussed in a panel at the CrewConnect Europe Virtual
William J. Brennan, president of Maine Maritime Academy, announced he will retire after the upcoming school year, capping off 12 years of service to the institution. “It is
HYDERABAD : A collaborative research effort involving Hydropower Simulation Laboratory (HSL) of the Department of Water Resources Development and Management (IIT Roorkee), and Indian Maritime University, Visakhapatnam (IMU-V)],