UAE’s Noatum Maritime Acquires All-Electric Hydrofoiling Pilot Boat and Tug Boats for Sustainable Operations

Noatum Maritime, a UAE-based maritime services provider, has acquired the region’s first all-electric hydrofoiling pilot boat and invested in two electric tug boats. These vessels aim to decarbonize operations and contribute to sustainability goals. The Artemis EF-12 pilot boat and Damen RSD-E tugs 2513 enhance energy efficiency and offer zero-emission solutions for port operations.

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The UAE welcomes Indian companies to its Free Economic Zone

India and UAE Sign Strategic Agreements for Sustainable Maritime and Economic Growth

India and UAE have entered a transformative phase in bilateral relations, signing eight strategic agreements to foster a sustainable, innovation-driven future. This milestone, marked by Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed’s visit, emphasizes collaboration in green logistics, healthcare, and education, paving the way for a climate-resilient, tech-integrated trade ecosystem.

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Guinness World Record Set for Most Powerful Electric Tugboat in UAE

Guinness World Record Set for Most Powerful Electric Tugboat in UAE

Damen Shipyards Group and SAFEEN Group made history by setting a Guinness World Record for the Most Powerful Electric Tugboat with the Damen RSD-E Tug 2513 Bu Tinah. This revolutionary vessel operates in the Middle East, showcasing its impressive performance and sustainability. It marks a significant step towards a more environmentally friendly maritime industry.

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Construction of Multipurpose Support Vessels Launched in UAE to Meet Offshore Demands

Damen Shipyards Group is constructing three shallow draft multipurpose support vessels in the UAE to meet the growing demand for offshore and dredging activities. These proven Damen models are well-suited for the region’s shallow waters. Equipped for various tasks, including dredging and installation, the vessels offer customization options for customers.

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UAE Bans Eswatini-Flagged Ships in Fresh Shadow-Fleet Crackdown

UAE Bans Eswatini-Flagged Ships to Enhance Shipping Safety Amid Oil Sanctions

The United Arab Emirates has prohibited ships flying the flag of landlocked Eswatini from entering its ports. The move is a response to vessels involved in transporting Russian oil, with Cameroon’s flag also on the restricted list. Safety concerns have emerged regarding lesser-known flags post-Ukraine invasion. Eswatini’s ship count is minimal.

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UAE and Jordan collaborate to improve recognition of seafarers’ certificates of competence

The UAE’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure and Jordan’s Ministry of Transport signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance cooperation and knowledge exchange in the maritime sector. This partnership aims to advance maritime education, training, and sustainable development, reflecting a commitment to international standards for seafarers.

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