Sustainable Crewing Guidelines Unveiled to Enhance Seafarer Working Conditions and Combat Shortages

The Global Maritime Forum introduced the “Sustainable Crewing Guidelines” during Singapore Maritime Week to enhance seafarers’ working conditions and combat an expected shortage of 90,000 professionals by 2026. These guidelines, based on the Diversity@Sea program, focus on creating safer, more inclusive maritime workplaces by addressing key issues like harassment prevention and career advancement.

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Dubai Maritime City Welcomes New PCFC Headquarters to Boost Global Business Hub Status

Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Chairman of PCFC, inaugurated the new headquarters in Dubai Maritime City, emphasizing its importance in enhancing Dubai’s global business hub status. The state-of-the-art facility accommodates over 1,500 employees and 300 clients daily, with a focus on energy efficiency and employee well-being. CEO highlighted the headquarters’ role in strengthening the Corporation’s position.

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Call to Update International Medical Guide for Ships to Enhance Seafarer Healthcare

Marine Medical Solutions, led by CEO Dr. Jens Tülsner, calls for an updated International Medical Guide for Ships. Highlighting the guide’s importance in providing medical care on ships, Tülsner stresses the need for incorporating medical advancements. Advocating for involvement of medical professionals, he emphasizes the importance of updated guidelines for the well-being of seafarers.

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New BrainHealth App Launched for Seafarers’ Mental Well-Being

Halcyon Health Network Inc. has introduced BrainHealth, a mobile app for seafarers’ mental well-being. It addresses rising mental health concerns among seafarers, offering tools like Mood Tracker and counseling services. The app aims to support seafarers in managing stress and depression, providing resources for mental health awareness and peer connection.

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