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Maritime sector should be swift in adapting to climate change: President Droupadi Murmu
President Droupadi Murmu said on Friday that the maritime sector needs to be agile, proactive and swift in adaptation and mitigation of climate change, which poses a threat to livelihoods, particularly among vulnerable communities... -The New Indian ExpressPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Improving Indian Ports and Enhancing Global Ranking
Speaking at the eighth session of the Indian Maritime University (IMU) in Chennai, Kiran Bedi, the Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry, highlighted the need for Indian ports to address their infrastructural and operational challenges in order to improve their global ranking... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Suez Canal Authority Increases Transit Fees for Ships
The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has announced an increase in transit fees for various types of ships passing through the Suez Canal. General tariffs for container ships, car carriers, chemical, crude oil and product tankers, and gas tankers will increase by 15%, while RoRo and bulk carriers will face a 5% fee increase... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Qatar and Georgia to Recognize Seafarers' Certificates
The Minister of Transport of Qatar, H E Jassim Saif Ahmed Al Sulaiti, and the Vice-Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, H E Levan Davitashvili, have signed MoU on the dual recognition of certificates of seafarers. The signing took place in Tbilisi, Georgia, and is in compliance with STCW 1978... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Roadshow through India showcasing Port of Antwerp-Bruges International
In an effort to strengthen trade relations and cooperation between India and Belgium, Mr. Koen Cornilly, the Manager of Antwerp-Bruges International Port, embarked on a high-profile roadshow across key Indian cities. The tour began in Delhi, where Mr. Cornilly participated in the Indo-Belgian seminar organized by the Belgian Embassy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Focus on Marine Pilotage
Baird Maritime again highlights the crucial marine pilotage sector, upon which nearly all of the world’s shipping fleets rely to ensure safe passage in and out of ports. This week, we look at three newbuild vessels entering service in Morocco, France, and Australia. These boats are compact in size but pack tremendous power and possess remarkable versatility, making them invaluable assets... -Baird MaritimePosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Development of Lighthouses for Tourism in India: Preserving History and Maritime Heritage
The Union ministry of ports, shipping, and waterways in India has earmarked 75 lighthouses across the country for tourism development, with 13 of them located in Tamil Nadu. The state tourism department has been allocated ₹6.5 crore to revamp 11 lighthouses and make them more accessible to the physically challenged... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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All 19 crew members safe after ship runs aground in Romblon
A transport vessel called LCT Ellis Mari IV ran aground off San Jose town in Romblon, according to the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). The incident occurred on Saturday at around 3 p.m. The vessel had 19 crew members on board and was en route from Odiongan Port in Romblon to San Jose town... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Hyundai Achieves Significant Breakthrough in Electric Propulsion Development for VLCCs
South Korean shipbuilder HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering, in collaboration with HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, has made a breakthrough in the development of electric propulsion systems for supertankers. The design is part of the shipyard’s low-carbon emissions approach for the next generation of tankers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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GSAI requests family visits for seafarers at Mormugao Port
Emphasising that allowing sailors to spend more time with their families serves as a progressive precedent in the maritime industry, GSAI has urged MPA to consider allowing shore leave for seafarers and to facilitate family visits when their ships are docked at the port... -Herald GoaPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Malaysia: Govt committed to elevating maritime industry, says Hasbi
The government is committed to supporting the maritime industry on its path to sustainability, while addressing its challenges, says federal Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Hasbi Hasbollah. Citing UNCTAD Maritime Review 2022, he said the maritime industry, particularly Malaysia-flagged vessels, stands at a value of USD 10 billion... -The Borneo PostPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Cargo Ship in Canadian Far North Causes Environmental Hazard by Losing Containers
A cargo vessel in the remote region of Nunavut, Canada, had an accident and lost a portion of its cargo into the harbor. The government has issued alerts warning boaters to use caution as the Canadian Coast Guard and NEAS work to locate the cargo, which is reported to be floating in the harbor... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Foiled mutiny on board of Ukrainian freighter
Ukrainian general cargo ship IZMAIL arrived at Burgas anchorage, Bulgaria, on Oct 18, from Istanbul, with cargo of salt. She was berthed on Oct 22 and salt offloading commenced. The ship was to sail back to Turkey to undergo planned repairs, but suddenly, a new order from owner came... -FleetMonPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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Greek ferry troubled by migrants at Rhodes
Ferry BLUE STAR CHIOS, serving Aegeon Pelagos routes, encountered migrants unrest when about to leave Rhodes port, Rhodes island, on Oct 29. Some 400 migrants blocked ferry ramp, demanding their immediate transfer from the island to someplace which suits them more... -FleetMonPosted On:30-Oct-2023
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