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PRIME MINISTER Dr Keith Rowley will tour areas impacted by the Tobago oil spill disaster today, as frantic efforts remain underway to contain the emergency and mitigate increasing damage to

The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) recently spearheaded the country’s delegation to a top-level meeting and training of international maritime groups held in the United Kingdom as efforts to address various issues in the maritime sector -- such as bullying and harassment -- were tackled. M

Transport Minister Urges IMO To Fully Support Players In The Maritime Industry

Transport Minister Urges IMO To Fully Support Players In The Maritime Industry

WMU participates in project to enhance safety and energy efficiency of domestic ferry operations in Philippines

Throughout the pandemic IMO has continued to roll out many varied technical assistance activities around the globe within its Integrated Technical Cooperation Programme (ITCP) and thematic long-term projects. The latest annual technical cooperation report publication covers the impact of the pandemic, new ways of working, and the great spirit of collaboration to continue supporting IMO ...

Throughout the pandemic IMO has continued to roll out many varied technical assistance activities around the globe within its Integrated Technical

Malaysia wishes to work with the Caribbean countries under the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Integrated Technical Cooperation Programme on several issues. Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong in a Facebook post said the matter had been raised at the bilateral meeting on Thursday with the Central American Commission on Maritime Transport (COCATRAM) secretariat led by General Director of the Directorate of Seafarers Capt Juan E Maltez P

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia will offer a grant of 70,000 euros (RM334,000) to the International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI) for two study grants and one of them will be given to a Malaysian, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.

IMO’s Technical Cooperation Committee at its 71st session (TC 71) (20-24 September) has approved the establishment of an IMO Regional Presence Office (RPO) for the Pacific Islands region. If approved at the thirty-fourth extraordinary session of the Council (08 – 12 November 2021), this will see the Pacific Region become the sixth to feature an ...