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07May

EUROSHORE SUPPORTS ITS MEMBERS AND FACILITATE DISCUSSIONS WITH PUBLIC AUTHORITIES

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On 25th March, the EUROSHORE secretariat took contact with the European Institutions and the International Maritime Organisation, IMO, to alarm them on the situation of Port Reception Facilities in Europe, but also in Africa and the United Arab Emirates where Euroshore has members.

07May

COVID 19 CONTINGENCY MEASURES PUBLISHED ON THE EMSA WEBSITE

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The COVID-19 outbreak is affecting the lives and work of people in the EU and across the entire globe.

07May

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION AND THE US COAST GUARD SIGN A MEMORANDUM OF COOPERATION FOR OVERSIGHT OF MUTUALLY RECOGNISED ORGANISATIONS FOR SURVEY AND CERTIFICATION OF COMMERCIAL VESSELS

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The European Commission has signed a new Memorandum of Cooperation (MOC) with the U.S. Coast Guard. The Memorandum provides a framework for sharing and coordinating information, activities and best practices for oversight of recognised organisations that carry out inspection and certification of commercial vessels on behalf of both the United States and EU governments.

07May

“TAKLING COVID 19 – A VOYAGE TOGETHER”

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IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim has issued a statement addressing the effect of the coronavirus pandemic on the shipping industry and the global supply chain.

 

07May

NEW PARTNERSHIP SIGNED FOR AN ENHANCED MARITIME DIGITALIZATION

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“When ships enter and leave ports, vital information about cargoes, dangerous goods, crews, vessel details and many other things has to be exchanged with the authorities ashore. Under IMO's FAL Convention, public authorities are now required to set up systems so that all this happens digitally.