Unique Cybersecurity Challenges in Maritime Industry
The recent Executive Order from the Biden-Harris Administration emphasizes the urgent need to strengthen cybersecurity in U.S. ports. It recognizes…
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ISWAN Seminar Addresses Recruitment and Retention in Maritime Industry
ISWAN recently hosted the 2023 Seminar to address recruitment and retention issues in the maritime industry, advocating for direct communication…
Methanol-Fuelled Tugs Reach Milestone – Industry-First
Sanmar Shipyards and Kotug International recently participated in a keel laying ceremony for two dual-fuel escort tugs to be built…
Somali Pirates Seize Fishing Boat, Alerting Merchant Ships
The Maritime Security Centre – Horn of Africa has issued an urgent warning to shipping regarding a recent hijacking incident…
Seafarer Rescued Looks Forward to 2024 Korea-Africa Summit
Don Victor Mooney, founder of South African Arts International, is determined to attend the 2024 Korea-Africa Summit. Reflecting on his challenging journey from Africa to New York by rowboat, he emphasizes the importance of partnership between Korea and Africa. Mooney’s mission, inspired by his late brother, aims to promote HIV testing.
New 55-Foot Carbon-Fiber Yacht with a Sleek Spaceship Design for High Seas Adventure
Rashed Al Shaali, from the Gulf Craft family, is launching Mirrari, a luxury yacht brand, with designer Timur Bozca and shipyard Enata. The 55-footer will feature a carbon hull, kevlar, and titanium materials, and a unique glass dome. The yacht will offer a distinctive sensory experience and cutting-edge technology. Delivery is set for 2025.
IMO Secretary-General promotes the empowerment of women
IMO Secretary-General, Arsenio Dominguez, celebrates International Day for Women in Maritime 2024 with the theme “Safe Horizons: Women Shaping the Future of Maritime Safety.” Events include social media participation and a symposium on 17 May 2024. Dominguez urges fostering diversity and inclusion in the maritime industry and beyond for gender equality.
When Safety Drills Don’t Go as Planned
At the picturesque port of St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands, an unexpected turn of events unfolded aboard the Carnival Venezia during a routine emergency drill. While most guests were ashore exploring, a crew member fell overboard, prompting a swift rescue operation that ensured his safety and the continuation of the cruise.
Enhancing maritime decarbonization through academic partnerships
The Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping has partnered with prestigious academic institutions like the University of Michigan, Maritime Research Alliance, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, and World Maritime University to accelerate decarbonization efforts in the maritime industry. This collaboration aims to enhance transparency, knowledge sharing, and develop future industry leaders.
Industry urged to identify products in which India can achieve self-sufficiency
Engineering goods, electronics, and agriculture stand to benefit from an agreement between India and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). New Delhi is seeking input from industry on barriers to trade with EAEU countries like Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus, where India’s exports total $3.7 billion but imports reach $51.7 billion.
Enhancing Maritime Safety Practices in Indian Shipyards: A Focus on HSE Framework
The program focused on enhancing maritime safety in India and developing a health, safety, and environmental (HSE) framework for Indian shipyards. TK Ramachandran emphasized the importance of HSE practices in shipyard operations, while Madhu S. Nair welcomed attendees and Pramod P. acknowledged the significance of national security in the industry.
India’s First River Terminal Inaugurated in Guwahati
The inauguration of India’s first river terminal in Guwahati marks a historic moment in the country’s transport sector. With state-of-the-art amenities and World Bank funding, the Guwahati Gateway Ghat aims to revolutionize Assam’s waterways for improved connectivity and regional economic growth under Prime Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma’s leadership.
Guide to Rescue Boat Services Published by the IMRF
The International Maritime Rescue Federation has published its first Rescue Boat Service Implementation Guide, providing essential tools and knowledge for developing a rescue boat search and rescue service. Authored by David Whiddon, this comprehensive guide offers step-by-step advice and templates that can be adapted to suit different locations. Download the guide for more information.
Growing Interest in Ammonia as Technology Advances
The demand for ammonia is evolving due to the energy transition, with new markets emerging for green and blue ammonia. As the global economy shifts away from fossil fuels, the production of green ammonia will need to grow significantly to meet demand. Ammonia is also being explored as a potential fuel source for propulsion technology.
Green Shipping May Lead to Huge Job Growth
The Global Maritime Forum predicts that the global shipping industry could create over four million clean jobs in the coming…
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