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India Aims to Boost Indian Flagged Ships in Global Maritime Trade
The government aims to increase Indian flagged ships by ten times to strengthen global maritime trade. With over 1,500 registered vessels, most are engaged in coastal trade. In comparison, China boasts more than 5,000 flagged ships, hinting at the potential for India's growth in overseas trade and global market presence... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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India Advocates for Maritime Security and Seafarer Contracts
India has submitted three papers to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) addressing current issues regarding the security and contracting terms of seafarers. The upcoming 111th Session of the Legal Committee (LEG) will focus on fair treatment of seafarers and unlawful activities at sea, advocating for a holistic approach to maritime security and better contracts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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EMSA Launches Common Core Curriculum for Safety Investigators in 2024
EMSA launches the Common Core Curriculum on Principles and Techniques for Safety Investigators on March 4, 2024. This program, certified by ISO 29993:2017, aims to elevate maritime safety standards by providing essential training to new safety investigators. It revolutionizes maritime safety training with a comprehensive 20-week curriculum... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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Shipping now operates in a high-risk environment
Risk is the new normal in the global shipping industry, with geopolitical tensions, protectionism, and climate change adding pressure. Former U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates warns of global threats not seen since WWII. Houthi attacks in the Red Sea impact cargo deliveries, diverting ships to the longer, costly route around Africa... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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Container ship catches fire following Houthi attack
Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sarea claimed an attack on the "Israeli ship MSC SKY" in the Arabian Sea. A fire broke out on board due to nearby explosions, as reported by UKMTO. The US-led coalition aims to protect trade in the Red Sea from Iran-backed Houthis, who target ships in solidarity with Palestinians... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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10 Safety Rules for seafarers
Together in Safety, a consortium of maritime organisations and companies, has launched the 10 Golden Safety Rules to help shipping improve its safety performance. The Golden Safety Rules were developed by the Together in Safety Coalition following a review of fatal incident reports across all sectors of the shipping industry... -SAFETY4SEAPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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Seafarer welfare, women in shipping in the spotlight as HRH The Princess Royal visits Dubai
The vital role of seafarer welfare services in the United Arab Emirates and the importance of women in the maritime industry were celebrated by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, the President of The Mission to Seafarers, on her visit to Dubai... -American Journal of TransportationPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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The Education Inclusion Clause: A Vital Component of the Magna Carta for Filipino Seafarers
The signing of the Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers by Philippines President Ferdinand Marco Jr was delayed due to jurisdictional issues between the DOLE and ILO. The bill aims to align national laws with the MLC 2006 but faces opposition from PAMI over the inclusion of maritime education, which they believe will harm the sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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Filipino Seafarers in Algeria Face Trial After Drug Allegations
A court in Algeria has denied all motions filed by eight Filipino seafarers detained after drugs were found on their ship, the Maltese-flagged MV Harris. Cocaine, weighing 35.8 kilos, was allegedly discovered among the cargo, leading to their arrest. The case will now be brought before a criminal court for trial by early May... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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Egypt plans Suez Canal expansion to boost shipping capacity
Egypt is considering expanding the Suez Canal to enhance traffic flow and prevent blockages. Revenue has dropped due to attacks in the Red Sea. Initial studies for the expansion will take 16 months and could boost competitiveness. Funding will come from the Suez Canal Authority's budget to reduce state burden... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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Visakhapatnam Port Sets Record for Highest Cargo Throughput
The port achieved a new milestone by surpassing its previous record of 73.75 MMT in fiscal year 2023-24 almost a month before the end of the year. The VPA chairman commended the staff for their hard work and expressed hope for a record 80 MMT in the current financial year... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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MAN Energy Solutions Plans Ammonia-Powered Engines for Ships by 2027
MAN Energy Solutions plans to deliver its first ammonia-powered engine for a new ship in Japan this year and can offer them to customers after 2027. Ammonia is a cleaner fuel option to reduce emissions in the shipping industry, and strict safety measures are needed for handling this toxic substance... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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Yemen’s Houthis: ‘Release detained crew of seized ship only if Hamas agrees’
The Yemeni Houthis announced on Sunday that they will only release the crew of the commercial ship Galaxy Leader, seized by the group in November, only if the Palestinian Resistance Movement Hamas agrees... -Middle East MonitorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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GRSE and IRS Collaborate on Maritime Innovation
In a groundbreaking move towards sustainable maritime development, GRSE and IRS have signed an MoU focusing on green energy solutions and autonomous vessels. This landmark agreement positions both organizations at the forefront of ecological and technological advancement in the maritime industry, setting new standards for innovation and sustainability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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German rescue ship threatened by Libyan coast guard while rescuing migrants
The crew of the German rescue ship Humanity 1 faced threats from the Libyan coast guard while rescuing 77 migrants. Shots were fired, causing panic and resulting in at least one death. SOS Humanity condemned the actions, stating that the EU-funded Libyan coast guard endangered lives and violated international law... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Mar-2024
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