SECURE ACCESS TO MARINE TERMINALS AND VESSELS
Major ports are subject to the ISPS code (International Ship and Port Facility Security) which requires 24/7 surveillance of
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BIMCO’s CII clause adopted
The BIMCO Documentary Committee has adopted a CII Operations Clause for Time Charter Parties which will help the industry implement
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VesselsValue Insights and Analytics : 2021 Port Congestion Report
Author: Charlotte Cook, Head Trade Analyst Vessel and port congestion levels in 2021 so far have been unprecedented, significantly impacting
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APM Terminals and ZPMC enter into strategic alliance
A memorandum of understanding between the companies will change equipment purchasing from a purely transactional process to a more strategic
Lire la suiteMarsa Maroc announces the sale of 35% of its capital share to Tanger Med
The Moroccan state will sell to Tanger Med a 35% strategic stake of the Societe d’Exploitation des Ports capital share,
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In Response to the Statement Issued by the UK P&I Club
The Navigation Book of Rules is Legal Reference for the Suez Canal Authority Concerning its Rights and Obligations Towards its
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AVEVA and IMI Extend their Collaboration with new Partnership to Accelerate Maritime Sector Digital Transformation in the Middle East and Africa
Two Organizations to Collaborate on Innovation of New Technologies, Sustainable Digital Solutions and Services for The Maritime Industry. London, UK,
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Admiral Osama Rabie Receives the Panamanian Ambassador and the Director General of Panama Maritime Authority to discuss mutual cooperation
Rabie « We Are Keen to Keeping Our Extended Relations with the Ship-Owning Company Considering It One of the Major Suez
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DP World Senegal strengthens its capacities with 6 new RTG yard gantries
In Senegal, the concessionaire of the container terminal of the port of Dakar, DP World has recently received six (6)
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OCEA delivers two additional C-Falcon for the Nigerian Navy
The last two OCEA C-Falcon vessels (P 273 and P 274) among the four initially ordered left Saint-Nazaire by cargo
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