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India’s $8 Billion Investment to Transform Maritime Industry
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India's strong industrial base and the 'Make in India' initiative, emphasizing a $8 billion investment to revitalize shipbuilding and maritime sectors. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal noted a pivotal shift towards zero-carbon vessels, positioning India to lead in the global transition to green shipping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Enhancing Safety Protocols for Nuclear-Powered Maritime Vessels
Recent reports signal a potential revival of civilian maritime nuclear facilities after over 40 years. Emphasizing safety and non-proliferation, DNV's report highlights the need for resilient reactor designs against threats. Lloyd’s Register stresses multi-layered protections and cybersecurity. Collaboration among stakeholders is crucial for integrating advanced reactor designs effectively... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Worldwide Cabotage Laws Signals Shift in Transport Policy
A recent study by Seafarers' Rights International reveals that cabotage laws now cover 85% of global coastlines, increasing from 91 countries in 2018 to 105 in 2025. These laws are vital for national security and economic stability, reflecting a shift in how nations perceive strategic autonomy amid geopolitical volatility... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Adani-Backed CWIT Fuels Sri Lanka’s Economic Growth
The Colombo West International Terminal (CWIT), a joint venture between India's Adani and Sri Lanka's John Keells Holdings, has significantly boosted Sri Lanka's Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in 2025. With an investment of USD 229 million, it has enhanced port infrastructure and is poised to increase the Port of Colombo's capacity substantially... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Berge Bulk Gifts Sail-Powered Bulker Model to Philippines
Berge Bulk, a Singapore-based company, has become a prominent sponsor of the Museo del Galeon in the Philippines, donating a model of the Berge Olympus, the world's most powerful sailing cargo ship. This partnership underscores Manila's historical role in the galleon trade, celebrating maritime heritage and innovation. The museum opens next year... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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The Future of Seafarer Welfare Discussed at ISSA 67 Convention
At the 67th ISSA Convention in Singapore, Mr. Jan Engel de Boer highlighted the IMO's initiatives supporting seafarers, including an upgraded joint database on seafarer abandonment. He praised ISSA's commitment to welfare, especially during the COVID-19 crew change crisis, emphasizing collaboration to improve working conditions and preparedness for future health emergencies... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Maritime Strategy Launched to Improve Seafarer Well-being and Inclusion
The All Aboard Alliance has launched its 2026-2030 strategy at the Global Maritime Forum Summit 2025, focusing on enhancing maritime workers' lives. Key objectives include ensuring safe working conditions, promoting well-being, and fostering inclusion. The initiative aims to create flexible career paths, driving meaningful change for a sustainable maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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MCA to Boost Marine Safety with Advanced Data Training
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has transformed its operational efficiency through a data upskilling program in partnership with Multiverse, saving over 3,000 hours. Training 68 individuals in machine learning and data visualization, the initiative fosters a data-first culture, enhancing maritime safety and environmental clean-up while significantly increasing tool adoption... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Calls for Safety Reforms Surge After Indonesia Shipyard Blast
The Batam People's Coalition plans to intensify protests in support of ASL shipyard workers, demanding government action on safety violations. Following a tragic explosion that caused fatalities, organizers are calling for a temporary halt to operations for a thorough investigation. The coalition emphasizes the urgent need for stricter workplace safety regulations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Collaboration to Pioneer Carbon-Neutral Maritime Solutions
Hanwha Group's subsidiaries have partnered with South Korea's HMM and the Korean Register to promote carbon neutrality in maritime transport. The MOU, signed at KORMARINE 2025, aims to develop innovative propulsion systems using fuel cells and ammonia gas turbines for mid-sized vessels, enhancing the nation's shipping industry's sustainability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Nationwide Inland Ship Repair Network to Strengthen India’s Maritime Capabilities
India is enhancing its maritime capabilities by establishing a nationwide inland ship repair network. This initiative aims to develop inland waterways, improve vessel maintenance, and boost operational efficiency. By reducing reliance on external facilities, India promotes self-sufficiency, creates jobs, and supports sustainable transport, marking a significant step in economic growth... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Sweden Investigates Alleged Pollution by Bulk Carrier in Baltic Sea
On Thursday, the Swedish coast guard intervened with a Liberia-flagged bulk carrier accused of discharging waste into the Baltic Sea. Civil Defence Minister Carl-Oskar Bohlin remarked on the coast guard's proactive surveillance in combating environmental crimes, stressing the importance of protecting the marine ecosystem from illegal dumping activities... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Shipping Industry Climate Efforts at Risk Due to IMO’s Net-Zero Delay
The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) has voiced concerns over the International Maritime Organisation's decision to delay the Net-Zero Framework adoption by a year. This postponement could impede emission reduction efforts and climate targets in the shipping sector, highlighting the urgent need for effective strategies to combat climate change... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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International Confidence Drives Dubai’s Maritime Permit Boom
In 2025, the Dubai Maritime Authority reported a remarkable increase in maritime permits, surpassing five times the figures from 2024. This surge reflects strong international investor confidence and highlights the rapid expansion of the sector, particularly in commercial activities and towing operations, showcasing Dubai's commitment to sustainable growth and infrastructure development... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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Norovirus Strikes 74 Passengers on Oceania Insignia Cruise
A norovirus outbreak on the Oceania Insignia cruise ship has affected over 70 passengers, with 74 reporting symptoms during the journey. The cruise, which began on October 16, has implemented CDC-approved health protocols, intensifying cleaning efforts and isolating those affected. The outbreak highlights the challenges of controlling norovirus in close quarters... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Oct-2025
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