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MENAS Launches Accredited Training Courses Bahrain-based Middle East Navigation Aids Service (MENAS) has underlined its commitment to boosting safe navigation in the Middle East Gulf by launching an Accredited Training Course (ATO) in partnership with the International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (IALA). The ATO accreditation was awarded after a rigorous process undertaken by Trinity House (TH) under an existing agreement between IALA and TH for training audits. The IALA Marine Aids to Navigation Training Courses have been designed to generate a common approach to Aids to Navigation (AtoN) training and achieve a high standard approach to its implementation. The courses are delivered according to the IALA World-Wide Academy (WWA) model course syllabus.

MENAS launches accredited Aids to Navigation courses

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Singapore 1st to ratify marine aids to navigation treaty

Singapore 1st to ratify marine aids to navigation treaty   On 9 March 2021, Singapore ratified the Convention on the International Organization for Marine Aids to Navigation. Zainal Arif Mantaha, Ambassador of the Republic of Singapore to France, signs the convention. Image by IALA It is the first country to do so shortly after it signed the treaty on 1 March this year. As explained, acceding to the convention will support the International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (IALA) to become an intergovernmental organisation. Established in 1957, IALA is the international association for technical standards in marine aids to navigation (ATON), vessel traffic services (VTS) and e-navigation. Consisting of technical committees that develop common standards and practices across the maritime industry, IALA drives the harmonisation of ATON worldwide to foster safe, economic and efficient shipping. As an intergovernmental organisation, it is believe

Singapore is the first country to ratify the Convention on the International Organization for Marine Aids to Navigation

Ratifying the Convention will support the International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities to become an intergovernmental organisation