New collaboration between ICS and China marks a new era
ICS and China will address the key issues of decarbonisation, digitalisation, stability of the international supply chain industry, seafarer welfare, recruitment and training.
Read moreICS and China will address the key issues of decarbonisation, digitalisation, stability of the international supply chain industry, seafarer welfare, recruitment and training.
Read moreIn a recent ICS (International Chamber of Shipping) webinar, maritime and medical experts came together to discuss seafarers’ health and wellbeing, and what can be done to safeguard seafarers and make sure they are prepared for medical emergencies on board ships.
Read moreLloyd’s Register has acquired a 50% interest in ISF Watchkeeper work and rest hours compliance software solution from IT Energy Systems and Consulting Limited. The acquisition will result in LR becoming a joint owner of ISF Watchkeeper with the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS).
Read moreECSA (European Community Shipowners’ Associations) and ICS (International Chamber of Shipping) welcome the decision of the European Commission to continue to recognise the certificates of Filipino seafarers, confirming the compliance of the Philippines with the requirements of the STWC Convention.
Read moreMr. Guy Platten, Secretary General of ICS, talks about the CEM-Hubs initiative that aims to ensure the availability of required ships, infrastructure and workforce to decarbonise the industry as we are heading towards a zero-emission future.
Read moreThe International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), released a statement mentioning FEDIL Shipping, Luxembourg and the Brazilian Association of Cabotage Owners have become Affiliate Member National Associations. The ICS Board has approved their membership, taking effect from 1 March 2023.
Read moreThe International Chamber of Shipping and Egypt’s Suez Canal Authority have re-signed an agreement covering key issues impacting international shipowners and operations of the Suez Canal.
Read moreThe International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has issued a press statement, informing that the whole shipping industry calls for the release of the more than 300 seafarers still strapped in the Ukranian ports since the onset of the war.
Read moreICS Board met in London last week to unanimously support the proposal for shipowners to make mandatory contributions per tonne of CO2 emitted to create a new IMO fund to be established by 2024.
Read moreICS published the annual Shipping Industry Flag State Performance Table, highlighting a 25% increase in flag states reporting on seafarer labour standards compared to last year.
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