Sascha Meijer, assistant general secretary of Nautilus International, highlighted the urgent need for women’s rights in the maritime sector during a networking event on March 9. She emphasized ongoing challenges like slower career advancement and harassment, calling for accountability and modernized work practices to support both women and men in the industry.
On the International Day for Women in Maritime, Minister Sarbananda Sonowal praised the resilience and contributions of women seafarers in a traditionally male-dominated industry. He noted a significant increase in women entering the profession, driven by policy reforms aimed at empowering them and fostering inclusivity in India’s maritime sector.
The Directorate General of Shipping has recognized TS Rahaman for launching a transformative program that empowers women in maritime careers. With over 80 women onboarded and scholarships worth ₹72 lakhs awarded, the initiative highlights the essential role of partnerships in promoting gender equality within the maritime sector.
Captain Daniel Joseph of the Directorate General of Shipping in India highlighted the Sagar Mein Samman initiative at the MaritimeSheEO Conference in Mumbai. This initiative focuses on the welfare and protection of women seafarers, with guidelines established in 2019 and gender sensitivity training for cadets in 2023.
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