Nigeria’s Seafarers’ Training Curriculum Gets Major Review by NIMASA

Dr. Dayo Mobereola, Director General of NIMASA, announced plans to revise the STCW 2017 curriculum for Nigerian Maritime Training Institutions. This update, discussed with the Maritime Academy of Nigeria’s Governing Board, aims to align training standards with global benchmarks, enhancing the credibility of Nigerian seafarers’ certifications and improving their competitiveness.

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Singapore Elected to IALA Council, Strengthening Global Maritime Standards

Singapore was elected to the council of the International Organisation for Marine Aids to Navigation (IALA) for the term of 2025 to 2027. The Ministry of Transport announced that this election will enhance collaboration in setting technical standards for marine aids to navigation worldwide. Singapore’s commitment to promoting maritime safety was emphasized during the general assembly.

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New ‘Dubai Code for Ports’ Sets Global Maritime Standards

New ‘Dubai Code for Ports’ Sets Global Maritime Standards

The Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) has launched the ‘Dubai Code for Ports,’ a revolutionary initiative that sets global standards for maritime infrastructure. This comprehensive guide aims to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability, reinforcing Dubai’s role in global trade and responding to rising demands in maritime transport.

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