IMO
Ukraine called on IMO countries to deny access to ports to Russian vessels and release the “Galaxy Leader” crew
The Ukrainian delegation delivered a speech during the 109th session of the Maritime Safety Committee of the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Ukrainian initiative in action: Guidelines for the treatment of detained seafarers approved
Guidelines on the Fair Treatment of Seafarers Detained on Suspicion of Crimes were approved in Geneva.
IMO strengthens technical assistance for the operation of the Ukrainian maritime corridor
At the 133rd session of the IMO, Ukraine called for the introduction of constant monitoring of the security situation in the Black Sea-Azov region.
Ukraine called on the IMO to send an international monitoring mission to the ports of Odesa
Ukraine called on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to immediately send an international monitoring mission to the ports of Odesa.
The Russians clumsily hide the names of the ships passing through the Bosphorus from the media
The crews of vessels connected to Russia and involved in illegal transportation crudely and clumsily hide the identification marks of these vessels, violating the laws of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). This was told by marine columnist Yoruk Ishik, writes Splash 24/7. According to the expert, he tracked dozens of ships on which the original…
Zaluzhnyi had a meeting with the IMO Secretary General to discuss maritime exports
The Ambassador and IMO Secretary General focused on the theft of Ukrainian grain, as well as the work of the maritime corridor.
Record: last year ships lost only 221 containers at sea
In 2023, the number of containers lost at sea became a record low.
IMO announced strategic priorities for the next 4 years
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has outlined strategic priorities for the next four years.
The IMO calls for refraining from entering into ports under occupation
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) adopted the resolution “Impact of the Russian armed invasion of Ukraine on international shipping”.
Already almost 20 shipping companies bypass the Red Sea, IMO
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) reports that already about 18 shipping companies have decided to bypass the Red Sea due to the threat from the Yemeni Houthis.
