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Fiji strengthens defense and maritime security
FBC News 20 Mar 2025
... efforts in maritime security, humanitarian aid, and search-and-rescue operations.
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Cargo boat with three tonnes of controlled goods seized by maritime authorities off Tawau
The Star 20 Mar 2025
KOTA KINABALU. A cargo boat carrying over three tonnes of controlled goods without a permit was intercepted by the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) near Tanjung Batu, Tawau, on Tuesday (March 18) evening. Read full story ... .
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Cameroon : France's DCI in deep water over EU maritime safety contract
Africa Intelligence 20 Mar 2025
French service provider D�fense Conseil International (DCI) is in trouble concerning the renewal of its contract for the Support Programme ....
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European Maritime Finance hires new CFO as it delivers aframax to Trafigura
Tradewinds 20 Mar 2025
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maritime : Two-tide loading tested in Rouen (HAROPA GIE)
Public Technologies 20 Mar 2025
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Column: Maritime trade sanctions apt to torpedo Hawaii’s economy
Star Advertiser 20 Mar 2025
is considering maritime trade sanctions to counter ...
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Eritrea: Eritrea Slams Ethiopia's Maritime Ambitions As 'Misguided and Outdated,' Calls for International Pressure
All Africa 20 Mar 2025
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Joint Iran, China, and Russia Maritime Security Belt 2025 Drill Demonstrates Naval Power, Signals...
MEMRI 20 Mar 2025
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Maritime Technologies Forum announces new report to strengthen ammonia-fueled ships management
Hydrocarbon Processing 20 Mar 2025
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Fisher turnaround on course as maritime group targets higher margins
The Business Desk 20 Mar 2025
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EU Shipowners Want Maritime Included in Sustainable Transport Investment Plan
MarineLink 20 Mar 2025
European Shipowners (ECSA) and Sea Europe have issued a joint statement calling on the European Commission to include the maritime sector in the European Industrial Maritime Strategy as well as in the Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP).
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Steel corrosion contributes to increased maritime emissions
SAFETY4SEA 20 Mar 2025
With the maritime industries consuming an estimated 100 million tonnes of steel annually, premature corrosion and subsequent steel renewal work is increasing carbon emissions dramatically, Klaus Müller, Managing Director, Steelpaint highlighted.
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Saudi Arabia and The Bahamas explore enhanced maritime collaboration
GCC Business News 20 Mar 2025
Saudi Arabia and The Bahamas have discussed opportunities for bilateral cooperation to drive positive change in the maritime industry ... Maritime Organization (IMO), led by Permanent Representative Eng.
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