The UAE’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure and Jordan’s Ministry of Transport signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance cooperation, capacity building, and knowledge exchange in the maritime sector. The MoU aims to promote mutual recognition of seafarers’ certificates of competence and explore new opportunities and partnerships to advance socioeconomic and cultural development. Both sides expressed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and promoting maritime education and training to achieve sustainable development goals.
Hessa Al Malek, Advisor to the Minister for Maritime Transport Affairs at MoEI, highlighted the importance of partnerships in advancing maritime scientific and technological knowledge. She emphasized the need for effective collaborations to transfer technological developments and support the sector’s growth. The Director-General of the Jordanian Maritime Authority also stressed the importance of progressing maritime education and training to keep up with industry trends and ensure exceptional outcomes.
The MoU reflects the UAE’s and Jordan’s commitment to implementing international standards for seafarers’ training and certification. Both countries aim to ensure the competency and eligibility of seafarers to achieve the highest standards for marine safety, property protection, and maritime environmental preservation. The collaboration between the two nations in the maritime sector is seen as a key driver for sustainable development and the advancement of human potential.
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