Tag: future of shipping

As China celebrates its Maritime Day, the country is emphasizing a future driven by green innovation, smart technologies, and global maritime connectivity.

The IMO is advancing efforts to modernize global maritime safety regulations by introducing new rules aimed at improving standards to support emerging technologies and fuels, according to DNV.

As the maritime sector grapples with ambitious net-zero targets, nuclear power is resurfacing as a viable and increasingly attractive solution for deep-sea decarbonization.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has formally agreed to start the revision of outdated regulations for nuclear-powered ships.

SAFETY4SEA is proud to present a special edition of Industry Voices, gathering the perspectives and aspirations of maritime stakeholders who share a common mission: to ensure every seafarer feels safe, respected, and empowered.

In an exclusive interview with IMEC’s new Chairman, Simon Spacey , who also serves as Director of Maritime Industrial Relations at CMA , we gain insight into IMEC’s initiatives and priorities to prepare crews for the challenges ahead.

Dr. Susanne Justesen, Director of Human Sustainability at the Global Maritime Forum, urges us to rethink our approach to safety by focusing on human sustainability—investing in people, their well-being, and their safety, while redesigning more appealing career paths.

he Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy of the Hellenic Republic, the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) and the Union of Greek Shipowners (UGS) co-hosted the high-level Shaping the Future of Shipping Summit on the 11 June in Athens, Greece,

The UK Chamber of Shipping has placed strong emphasis on the urgent need for sustained Government support for seafarer training.

During the 2025 SAFETY4SEA Manila Forum, Capt. Pol Winston G. Haboc, Vice President, Philippine Center for Advanced Maritime Simulation and Training, Inc., emphasized that maritime safety is not a matter of competition but of collaboration, as the well-being of crew members and the efficient operation of vessels benefit the entire industry.