The upcoming WISTA International Board meeting in India highlights the organization’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, and leadership in the maritime industry. The conference will focus on sustainable shipping practices, showcasing women’s significant role in shaping the future of the industry. Stakeholders will explore innovative strategies to promote environmental sustainability and build a more inclusive industry.
The Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA) will host its mid-term meeting in India for the first time, marking a significant milestone in maritime diversity. The inaugural WISTA International EXCO Conference on April 9, 2024, will focus on sustainable shipping, showcasing women’s vital contributions in this evolving industry.
The maritime industry is making strides in gender diversity, but there is still work to be done. WISTA International President Elpi Petraki stresses the importance of breaking down barriers for true equity. The Women in Maritime survey, launched by the IMO and WISTA International, aims to measure progress and inspire action towards gender equality.
WISTA International celebrated its 50th anniversary by launching an equity fund and welcoming new national organizations. Keynote speeches by Cypriot officials highlighted the association’s dedication to gender equality in the maritime industry. With over 5,200 members worldwide, WISTA aims to promote diversity and sustainability while supporting women in shipping.
The Women’s International Shipping & Trading Association UK (WISTA UK) marked its 50th anniversary with a celebratory event showcasing progress in promoting diversity and inclusion in the shipping industry. The conference addressed topics like women’s representation in media and the importance of ESG practices, while industry leaders were recognized for their contributions.
The IMO International Day for Women in Maritime 2024 celebrates progress in gender equality in the industry. Despite advancements, unconscious bias remains a challenge. Efforts to promote women in maritime roles are ongoing, with organizations like WISTA International and companies like Wallem leading the way. Continued commitment to inclusivity and equality is essential for a diverse and thriving maritime future.
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