India and Indonesia Coast Guards Renew Maritime Safety Cooperation MoU

The Indian Coast Guard and the Indonesia Coast Guard have extended their MoU on Maritime Safety and Security Cooperation for three years, strengthening bilateral relations. A recent high-level meeting focused on enhancing operational interaction and capacity building in key areas. Both sides aim to share best practices and continue professional exchanges to create a safer Indo-Pacific region.

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Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Singapore’s MPA Partner for Decarbonisation and Maritime Innovation

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore have signed a comprehensive MoU to collaborate on decarbonisation, digitalisation, and human resources development in the maritime industry. The partnership aims to reduce carbon emissions, enhance efficiency, and drive innovation in various fields to create a sustainable and decarbonised society.

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Singapore and Norway Collaborate on Electric Harbor Craft and Marine Electrification

Two agreements were signed at the Singapore Norway Innovation Conference (SNIC) to advance sustainable maritime solutions. The first agreement aims to develop a fully electric high-speed harbor craft for Singapore’s maritime landscape. The second agreement focuses on marine electrification in Asia. Both agreements support Singapore’s efforts to decarbonize its maritime industry.

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Collaboration to Advance Green Tugboat Design and Construction in India

The Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) and SeaTech Solutions International have signed an MoU to approve designs for green tugs and harbour craft. Indian shipyards may now construct electric-powered tugboats designed by SeaTech, with IRS ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. The collaboration will support India’s green-tug transition programme and Harit Nauka guidelines.

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Coordinated Inspection Campaign to Safeguard Seafarers’ Rights and Welfare in Maritime Industry

The maritime industry is taking steps to prioritize the welfare of crew members and enforce basic rights outlined in the Maritime Labor Convention. The Paris and Tokyo Port State Control organizations are launching a three-month inspection campaign to ensure compliance with international agreements and address any deficiencies found. The well-being of seafarers is a top priority.

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IIT Bombay partners with IRS to create advanced maritime safety tool.

IIT Bombay and IRS are partnering to create an innovative ship trajectory prediction tool for maritime safety. The focus is on predicting trajectories for disabled ships and floating objects to enhance rescue operations. The collaboration aims to develop a ‘Made in India’ software system integrated with the IRS Emergency Response System, streamlining rescue operations and improving response effectiveness.

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