Liberia Presses IMO on Shipping Security as Flagged Vessels Face Attacks Near Hormuz, Black Sea
LONDON — Liberia will press the International Maritime Organization this week for stronger protection of international shipping lanes, its maritime ...
LONDON — Liberia will press the International Maritime Organization this week for stronger protection of international shipping lanes, its maritime ...
SHANGHAI, China — Developing countries need sustainable financing, technology transfer, and technical assistance to shift to green shipping without being ...
SHANGHAI, China — Governments and international partners must take concrete steps to protect seafarers from violence, piracy, harassment and other ...
President Joseph Boakai meets maritime officials during a visit to the Liberia International Ship and Corporate Registry office in Dulles, ...
Liberia’s registered fleet reached 317.4 million gross tonnage as of Sept. 1, extending its lead in the global flag rankings. ...
Liberia’s representative to the International Maritime Organization, Robert Kpadeh, discusses the potential economic effects of the IMO’s proposed Net-Zero Framework. ...
Liberian maritime officials presented a Panama-backed proposal that would retain a global shipping fuel standard while removing carbon payments and ...
MONROVIA – Liberia put its maritime security and blue economy agenda before senior U.S. foreign policy, national security and maritime ...
Multipurpose vessel to carry containers, trucks and passengers along Liberia's coast under a public-private partnership, offering a sea route around ...
MONROVIA — Liberia's Maritime Authority staged its first simultaneous security exercise across the country's two major ports Wednesday, testing whether ...
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