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Filipino marine officers not in danger of losing licenses - Marina
Marina on Monday said there was no imminent danger that Filipino marine officers on board EU ships will lose their STCW licenses while the European Commission reviews the Philippines’ comprehensive response and strategic action plan to address grievances on the implementation of the STCW Convention for seafarers... -The Manila TimesPosted On:1-Nov-2022
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How emerging technology is powering a safer maritime future
Digitalization has become a key priority in our agenda along with decarbonization and sustainability. Technologies such as AI, have brought enormous benefits to the industry and while the transition to a more tech-driven maritime future isn’t always easy, it is rapidly becoming a key differentiator for leading fleets today... -Safety4SeaPosted On:1-Nov-2022
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Seafarer happiness continues to recover from Q1 low
The latest Seafarers Happiness Index report showed a sustained return to more normal levels as pandemic pressures on crew conditions ease. The index recorded a 7.3 for the third quarter, up from 7.21 in the second quarter and well above the record low of 5.85 in the first quarter of 2022... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:1-Nov-2022
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India: Ports Minister calls for an end to Vizhinjam stir
It will create tens of thousands of jobs, changing the very face of Thiruvananthapuram, says Devarkovil. Considering the national importance of the Vizhinjam international seaport, the protesters led by the Thiruvananthapuram archdiocese of the Catholic Church (Latin rite), should end the strike stalling the port work, said Ports Minister Ahamed Devarkovil here on Saturday... -The hinduPosted On:1-Nov-2022
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