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AAPA, IAMPE Forge New Education & Training Agreement
The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA)-the unified and recognized voice of seaports in the Americas-and the International Association of Maritime Port Executives (IAMPE) - the worldwide association focused on port and maritime industry workforce training and professional development - have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on providing mutually-beneficial educational and career development programming for port industry professionals.Posted On:11-Mar-2021
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Danish Police Arrest Russian Sailors Working on Construction Project
The Danish police arrested 28 Russian sailors working aboard two workboats involved in a construction project building an underwater road and tunnel in the Ferner Baelt to connect Germany and southern Denmark. The arrests, which were related to a union dispute and "illegal work," are separate from the controversial Nord Stream 2 project, which is also being carried out by Russian contractors in Danish waters.Posted On:11-Mar-2021
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NIMASA trains 788 seafarers to improve port handling
The Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, Dr Bashir Jamoh, has described seafarers as the lifeblood of shipping.
Jamoh stated this at the graduating ceremony of seafarers under the Nigerian Seafarers Development Programme in Lagos, according to a statement signed by its Head of Corporate Communications, Philip Kyanet, and emailed to our correspondent.Posted On:11-Mar-2021
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Fiji police launch Goundar ferries investigation following ITF human trafficking claims
Transport workers unions are welcoming reports that Fijian authorities have launched an investigation into Goundar Shipping's ongoing abusive treatment of dozens of Filipino seafarers. The probe must cover all areas of Goundar's 'seafarer scam' and lead to real change to be credible, the unions warn.Posted On:11-Mar-2021
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Crew change crisis and seafarer vaccinations high on associations roundtable agenda
The roundtable comprising Intertanko, Intercargo, Bimco and the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) reaffirmed the industry s commitment to getting seafarers universally recognised as key workers. Also highlighted was the need for a consistent and prioritised vaccination programme for seafarers and the ongoing need to find a solution to the crew change crisis.Posted On:11-Mar-2021
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The Worlds First Ship Tunnel Starts to Take Shape in Norway
Norway has always been a harbinger of innovations when it comes to shipping exclusively. Ever since the time of the Vikings, improvisations in every aspect of traditional seafaring have been challenged by Norwegians, building engineering processes unseen by the world till that point.Posted On:11-Mar-2021
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General cargo ship obsessed with groundings in the same area CORRECTION
General cargo ship PORT OLYA 2 ran aground at 156 kilometer mark of Volga - Caspian sea Channel in the morning Mar 10, while en route from Iran to port Olya, Volga. Traffic between kilometer 146 to kilometer 170 marks was blocked. Ship’s AIS is missing during last 48 hours, no ships queues visible in grounding area as of 1330 UTC Mar 10, PORT OLYA 2 may be already refloated.Posted On:11-Mar-2021
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