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Admiral Ossama Rabiee: “Navigation through the Suez Canal is proceeding normally … and has not been affected by the grounding incident of the vessel FENER “

Sierra Leone Ports and Harbours Authority Director General Engages UKHO on Nautical Chart Survey

After previous crossing of “Mærsk Sebarok”… “Mærsk Denver” vessel on its way to Suez Canal

Worshop on Efficient Procuement for Marine Aids to Navigation (AtoN)

Blue in Maritimafricaland n°011

ATLÂNTICOLINE IN THE AZORES CHOOSE CARUS TO UPGRADE THEIR DIGITAL EXPERIENCE

ABB chosen to supply technology for BC Ferries’ New Major Vessels

President Barrow Reviews Progress with Alport

Maritime Security: Mauritius and US bolster cooperation to safeguard EEZ

Cruise Tourism Boom in 2026: Mombasa Port Welcomes MV Azamara Journey

Net Zero Framework: This Week Crucial to IMO’s Plans to Slash GHG Emissions from Shipping

Global seabed mapping reaches new milestone as five million square kilometres added in a year

Customs Ibeto Seaport Terminals Command, Nigeria Police Enhance Security Partnership in Port Harcourt

Call for applications: Blue Grant Scholarship Under Be-Prosper Project

INS SUDARSHINI DEPARTS CASABLANCA, MOROCCO

NPA Breaks Ground for Liberia’s First Automatic Digital Gate System at Freeport of Monrovia

UNITAR Announces the “Maritime Cyber Lab 2026 – From Risk to Resilience” in Brussels

African youth, migration and employment: what if the solution came from our waters?

First plenary meeting in Paris, on 15 and 16 April 2026, under the Gabon and France co-presidency of the G7++ Group of Friends of the Gulf of Guinea (G7++ FOGG)

Comoros launches National Maritime Security Committee with IMO support

Applications open: technical assistance for passenger ship decarbonization feasibility studies

IMO Secretary-General statement to the France-UK Summit on Freedom of Navigation in the Strait of Hormuz

IMO approves new guidelines on ship registration

Shippers’ Council Tours CMA CGM, APM Terminals; Says Continuous Engagement Will Open Doors for Development in Nigeria’s Ports

Admiral Ossama Rabiee: “Navigation through the Suez Canal is proceeding normally … and has not been affected by the grounding incident of the vessel FENER “

Sierra Leone Ports and Harbours Authority Director General Engages UKHO on Nautical Chart Survey

After previous crossing of “Mærsk Sebarok”… “Mærsk Denver” vessel on its way to Suez Canal

Worshop on Efficient Procuement for Marine Aids to Navigation (AtoN)

Blue in Maritimafricaland n°011

ATLÂNTICOLINE IN THE AZORES CHOOSE CARUS TO UPGRADE THEIR DIGITAL EXPERIENCE

ABB chosen to supply technology for BC Ferries’ New Major Vessels

President Barrow Reviews Progress with Alport

Maritime Security: Mauritius and US bolster cooperation to safeguard EEZ

Cruise Tourism Boom in 2026: Mombasa Port Welcomes MV Azamara Journey

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