The 100th session of the IMO Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 100) took place between the 3rd and 7th December 2018. Please find attached to this email the INTERCARGO brief on the outcome of this important meeting. The brief contains...
The 100th session of the IMO Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 100) will take place in London on Monday 03 to Friday 07 December 2018. The pre-brief for this important meeting can be downloaded below and covers the following key topics: Sulphur Cap...
Tripartite is a platform for Ship owner interests, Shipbuilders and Classification Societies to meet and discuss matters of mutual interest with a focus on new buildings. This year Tripartite took place in Seoul, South Korea on the 11 and 12...
Dear Members, Given the changing regulatory landscape, the attached updated (and non-exhaustive) “Regulatory timeline” for dry bulk carriers may assist you in keeping pace with developments. You need to login to view the rest of the content. Please...
Submissions to the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 99), 16-25 May 2018 MSC 99/20/7 – Proposal for a new agenda item to amend the definition of ‘Group A’ in the IMSBC Code (see attached) MSC 99/20/8 – Proposal for a new output...
Media Release – 02 November 2018 “IMO to further consider the challenges of 2020” In addition to progress made on a number of important issues, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) at its recent Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC...
Dear Full members of INTERCARGO, As the IMO MARINE ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION COMMITTEE (MEPC 73) meeting has just concluded, we are glad to share with you the attached brief on its outcome that the Secretariat prepared focusing on key topics: Air...
The seventy-third session of the IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 73) will meet between Monday 22 and Friday 26 October 2018. The INTERCARGO Pre-Brief for MEPC 73 can be found below. Key topics discussed in the brief include:...
1. Fishery farm claims, 2017 The local Ocean and Fishery Administration is authorized to approve use of the sea area, while the safety of navigation is governed by local Maritime Safety Administration (MSA), so that some of the approved fishery...