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  • eBlue_economy_ Dockers joins international cargo handling association ICHCA

    ITF: Dockers joins international cargo handling association ICHCA

    The ITF Dockers’ Section has joined the International Cargo Handling and Coordinating Association (ICHCA) continuing the section’s work to develop new avenues to engage with the stevedoring industry to advance the rights and safety of dock workers globally. “Nearly every day we learn of a serious workplace accident causing death…

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  • EVENTS : CMA CGM Maritime Marseille

    For the 5th consecutive year, we’ve been awarded the “Golf Recognition Level” by rating company EcoVadis! Thanks to a voluntary hashtag#CSR Policy, CMA CGM ranks among the top 1% performers of hashtag#maritime industry >https://lnkd.in/dviuax7 hashtag#shipping

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  • New Initiative “ShipMoney Cares” launched yesterday for seafarers

    International maritime payment solutions provider ShipMoney is delighted to announce the launch of a new initiative: ShipMoney Cares. The initiative will launch yesterday on  November 18th at the Crew Connect conference in Manila and will be available to seafarers and their families – including parents, spouses, children, and siblings –…

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  • eBlue_economy_Cruise Industry Contributes Nearly $53 Billion To U.S. Economy In 2018

    Cruise Industry Contributes Nearly $53 Billion To U.S. Economy In 2018

    The cruise industry is an increasingly dominant player in the U.S. tourism sector according to a new study from Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the world’s largest cruise industry trade association. The newly released CLIA 2018 Economic Impact Analysis found the cruise industry in the U.S. had an economic impact…

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  • eBlue_economy_Soren Toft As CEO for Mearsk

    Soren Toft As CEO for Mearsk

    MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, a global leader in transportation and logistics, is pleased to announce that Soren Toft will join as Chief Executive Officer. As the world of shipping continues to evolve through great challenges such as digitalization and the environmental goals set by the UN International Maritime Organization (IMO),…

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  • eBlue_economy_Ocean Infinity_ has added third offshore vessel 'Normand Frontier' to the flee

    ‘Ocean Infinity” has added third offshore vessel ‘Normand Frontier’ to the fleet”

    U.S. based next generation sub-sea technology & data company ‘Ocean Infinity’, has added a third offshore vessel ‘Normand Frontier’ to the fleet and enhancing international services portfolio According to Ocean Infinity, the vessel has now been mobilized, having been signed on a three-year year charter with the Norwegian shipowner Solstad…

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  • EVENTS :Smart Ports Summit Barcelona in 19 November

    IPCSA is glad to be a supporting partner to this event. Run in collaboration with the Port of Barcelona, the summit will take place during the Smart City World Expo Congress, which draws over 25,000 visitors to Barcelona. The Smart Ports Summit will deliver two days of expert insight on how…

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  • EVENTS : Abu Dhabi Ports Maritime Abu Dhabi

    Maqta Gateway recently participated in the Interntional  Port community System  Association(IPCSA) annual event held in Trieste, Italy. Topics such as Emerging Technologies and Blockchain were discussed, and the need for strengthening collaboration between PCS operators across the globe. Maqta Gateway Commercial Director, Rashid Al Hosani, presented a token of appreciation…

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  • eBlue_economy_port-savannah-georgia

    The Georgia Ports Authority moved 428,400 twenty-foot equivalent container units in October

    At the Port of Savannah, all nine berths are again open for business after Berths 4, 5 and 6 were strengthened to handle Neo-Panamax cranes and vessels. Savannah’s Garden City Terminal serves 37 global container ship services per week. The Georgia Ports Authority moved 428,400 twenty-foot equivalent container units in…

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  • EVENTS : Hapag-Lloyd AG Maritime Hamburg

    The “Al Nefud” is part of Hapag-Lloyd’s A 18 class. At 400m length and a width of 58m she is capable of carrying over 19,000 TEU. Can you guess where this vessel got her name from? Guess and comment below.

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