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Messenger KUWAIT CITY, May 3: The Minister of Oil and Minister of Higher Education Dr. Muhammad Al-Faris revealed that the number of Kuwaiti employees appointed according to the project contract system in the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) and its subsidiaries reached about 5,159, reports Al-Anba daily. He stressed that most of them, which is about 3,878 employees, are appointed in Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), followed by the Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC) with 912 employees, Kuwait Gulf Oil Company (KGOC) with 161 employees, and the Kuwait Oil Tanker Company (KOTC) with 109 employees. In response to a parliamentary question submitted by MP Saleh Al-Mutairi, Dr. Al-Faris explained that KPC is seeking to raise the royalty rate of the company for project contracts in the oil sector. It was decided to raise the Kuwaitization rate to 30 percent. Executive regulations were issued regarding national employment in project contracts of the oil sector that provide them with benefits, and strive to achieve the principle of equal opportunities for all national cadres who meet the conditions and requirements for filling vacant jobs.
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A declaration marking merchant sailors as key workers during the pandemic is a major step towards safeguarding their mental health at sea, shipping experts said. Signed by more than 750 organisations in February, the Neptune Declaration prioritised seafarers in the same way as health workers, putting them at the front of the queue for Covid-19 ...
SHARE A declaration marking merchant sailors as key workers during the pandemic is a major step towards safeguarding their mental health at sea, shipping experts said. Signed by more than 750 organisations in February, the Neptune Declaration prioritised seafarers in the same way as health workers, putting them at the front of the queue for Covid-19 vaccinations. But with many crews unable to come into ports due to travel restrictions, isolated sailors remain unprotected against the coronavirus. Getting shore leave is almost impossible now so seafarers are constantly on the move Reverend Andy Bowerman Neptune outlined the main actions needed to resolve the crew change crisis, which is not only putting seafarers in a desperate situation but also threatening the safety of shipping and world trade.
Ensuring wellness journey of seafarers Filed on December 21, 2020 The virtual event 'Safety at Sea' by Tristar Group was held recently, with over 1,000 participants Tristar Group, the global integrated energy logistics company currently operating across 21 countries, held its second annual 'Safety at Sea' conference virtually on December 9. The inaugural conference was held in 2019 at the One & Only Royal Mirage in Dubai and addressed the importance of physical and mental wellbeing at sea. The second event addressed over 1,000 attendees across the globe, with a number of officers and crew attending aboard their vessels. Speakers from oil major Shell, global law firm Holman Fenwick Willan (HFW), Kuwait Oil Tanker Company (KOTC), Oman Shipping, Mission to Seafarers and Fleet Ship Management addressed issues that are at the top of seafarers' mind during the Covid-19 pandemic - well-being, healthcare support and legal recourse.
The poignant question of the impact of the pandemic on the attractiveness of seafaring as a career was asked by a member of the audience during the virtual conference session ‘Welfare & Training – People Sustainability’ part of Seatrade Maritime Middle East Virtual. The impact of pandemic on crew change and the problems encountered by seafarers was explained by Toby Brooks, Deputy Director - Isle of Man Ship Registry. “We’ve experienced first-hand the crew repatriation crisis, our attempt to review each case and support the needs of our seafarers have in some cases revealed a common truth. I think we’ve noticed in many ports there’s a clear disconnect between the maritime authorities and the border control authorities within the same country,” Brooks explained.
But, how much has actually been learned and how can some of these challenges be overcome in future? Moderated by Dr Malcolm Willingale, Director, Prospect Maritime Ltd and Training Specialist, Clarksons Platou and sponsored by Isle of Man Ship Registry, an international panel will address Welfare & Training; People Sustainablity in this hour-long session. “There are many areas for discussion for which an hour cannot possibly cover it all,” said Dr Willingale, “but, we will focus on several areas from which our panellists can contribute.” Joining the speaker panel are: Revd Canon Andy Bowerman, Regional Director, Middle East and South Asia, The Mission to Seafarers; Toby Brooks, Deputy Director, Isle of Man Ship Registry; Capt Anwar Buftain, Team Leader Fleet Personnel, Kuwait Oil Tanker Company (KOTC); Matt Dunlop, Group Director HSEQ & Technical, V.Group and Raal Harris, Group Creative Director, Ocean Technologies.
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