Indian crew world’s most abandoned seafarers, union figures show
LONDON : Indians are the most abandoned nationality of seafarers with 411 already recorded for this year to surpass last year’s 401, a UK-headquartered global union of transport workers has said. The International Transport
Indian Navy and M/s Times Pro sign MoU
NEW DELHI : The Indian Navy and M/s Times Pro have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish an education and training portal for Naval Civilians and their dependents. The MoU was signed
Ocean Network Express and the University of Tokyo partner to establish Social Cooperation Program ‘Container Management Science’
TOKYO : Ocean Network Express (ONE) is pleased to announce the launch of a Social Cooperation Program, “Container Management Science” in collaboration with the School of Engineering at The University of Tokyo, commencing April
Tugboats escort ship MV Dali, that caused deadly Baltimore bridge collapse back to Port
BALTIMORE : Dali, the container ship which struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore causing its collapse, has been refloated and is being moved to a new location. The ship had been stuck
Panama Canal slowly returning to normal operations
PANAMA CITY : The increase in water levels in the Panama Canal has sparked hopes of a potential return to normal operations for container shipping after over a year of restrictions due to a
PM Modi says on Chabahar Port Pact that India will ensure ‘regional connectivity, trade and commerce’
NEW DELHI : Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi called the Chabahar Port Pact between India and Iran an important milestone. He said that the trilateral treaty between India, Iran and Afghanistan was signed to
Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou honoured with first ever IMO Gender Equality Award
LONDON : Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou voiced gratitude at being selected as recipient of the first ever IMO Gender Equality award, presented by Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez ahead of the International Maritime Organization Women in Maritime 2024
CJC appoints transactional Director in Singapore
SINGAPORE : International maritime law firm Campbell Johnston Clark (CJC) has added a senior member to its team in Singapore, following the appointment of Chua Aik Hui as Director. Joining the maritime law firm’s