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IMO Secretary-General Visits JNPA to Discuss Sustainability
On February 19, 2025, Arsenio Dominguez, Secretary-General of the IMO, visited JNPA in India to promote sustainability in the maritime sector. Discussions with Shyam Jagannathan and Unmesh Sharad Wagh highlighted JNPA's green operations and future initiatives. Dominguez praised JNPA's commitment to eco-friendly practices and innovation, emphasizing their role in achieving global decarbonization goals... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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India’s Vice Presidency at IALA, Marks A Milestone
India's election as the Vice President of IALA marks a significant achievement in global maritime affairs. With IALA transitioning to an inter-governmental organization, India's role becomes pivotal in shaping international maritime policies. This milestone showcases India's growing influence and sets the stage for further leadership in marine navigation and safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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Cruise Shipping Industry Rebounds with Impressive Growth
The cruise industry is staging a strong comeback post-pandemic, with Carnival Corporation reporting record revenues in December 2024. CEO Josh Weinstein noted a $700 million revenue increase over initial projections. As demand rises, major players like Royal Caribbean and Disney Cruise Line invest in new LNG-powered vessels to enhance fleet capabilities and sustainability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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IMO Approves Draft Guidelines for Seafarer Alternative Fuel Training
The International Maritime Organization's HTW sub-committee has drafted interim guidelines for training seafarers on ships using alternative fuels. Recognizing safety risks, these guidelines aim to address the growing use of sustainable fuels. Additionally, the NextWave Seafarers project seeks to combat seafarer shortages by offering training opportunities to cadets from developing nations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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Cochin Shipyard Seeks Global Partnerships to Boost Shipbuilding
Cochin Shipyard Ltd is actively seeking joint ventures with global shipbuilding majors to enhance shipbuilding and repair capabilities. Exploring opportunities in Korea and Japan, the company aims to compete with Korean, Chinese, and Japanese shipbuilders. Plans for a new fabrication facility in Kochi and developing an Autonomous Surface Vessel signal growth in the Indian shipping industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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Call To Blend Maritime Heritage With Technology In India
In New Delhi, Dr. Malini Shankar urged the fusion of India's rich maritime heritage with contemporary technology to bolster security and growth. Highlighting the significance of ancient trade routes, she advocated for blending traditional shipbuilding with innovations like data analytics, emphasizing initiatives such as the Stitched Ship Project to realize India's maritime potential... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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ITF and MARINA Partner to Enhance Mental Health Training for Filipino Seafarers
The ITF and MARINA have signed an MoU to enhance mental health training for Filipino seafarers. This partnership will improve knowledge and skills in mental health and wellbeing for maritime faculties. Collaborative research projects and initiatives will focus on occupational health and safety within the Philippine maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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SMAUG Project Launched to Enhance European Port Security
Indra has launched a €6 million port defense project, SMAUG, integrating AI, sonar, and unmanned underwater vehicles. Collaborating with 22 partners across Europe, the initiative aims to bolster maritime security through advanced detection technologies and coordinated drone swarms. This project underscores the need for enhanced safety amid rising geopolitical tensions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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Singapore Elected to IALA Council, Strengthening Global Maritime Standards
Singapore was elected to the council of the International Organisation for Marine Aids to Navigation (IALA) for the term of 2025 to 2027. The Ministry of Transport announced that this election will enhance collaboration in setting technical standards for marine aids to navigation worldwide. Singapore's commitment to promoting maritime safety was emphasized during the general assembly... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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Dubai International Boat Show Highlights Maritime Growth and Luxury Tourism
His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum recently opened the Dubai International Boat Show 2025 at Dubai Harbour, highlighting its success as a testament to Dubai's appeal in the maritime industry. With over 1,000 brands from 60 countries, the show features 200 yachts, cementing its status as the Middle East's top marine exhibition... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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Valve Installation Error Caused Fatal Engine Compartment Fire, Report
A tragic engine compartment fire at Barbours Cut Marine Terminal in Laporte, Texas, on January 8, 2024, caused by a valve installation error during maintenance, led to one crew member's death and serious injuries to another. NTSB investigation revealed the installation mistake that resulted in a cascade of events leading to the fatal fire... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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Ro-Ro Vessel Fire in English Channel, 28 Crewmembers Rescued
A fire broke out on the Grande Brasile, a roll-on/roll-off vessel in the English Channel, prompting an international rescue operation. The UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency coordinated efforts with Dutch, French, and Belgian authorities, successfully evacuating the 28-member crew. An investigation into the fire's cause is underway... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Feb-2025
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