Azerbaijan has taken a significant step towards embracing the future of maritime fuel technologies, sending key representatives to a high-level seminar in Lisbon, Portugal. Organized by the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA), the event zeroed in
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Pakistan and Malaysia are on the cusp of a maritime revolution, with a proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) set to redefine training, logistics, and trade in the region. This isn’t just another diplomatic handshake—it’s a strategic pivot that c
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The maritime industry is charging ahead with battery-powered deep-sea shipping, but a new whitepaper from CIMAC and the Maritime Battery Forum (MBF) reveals a critical hurdle: crew training. The second edition of their joint whitepaper, “Environment
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Ji-Hong Li, a prominent researcher in the field of marine vessel control systems, has introduced a novel approach to address the challenges of trajectory tracking for underactuated marine vessels. This innovative method leverages control barrier func
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Vietnam is stepping up its maritime game, and the world is taking notice. Deputy Minister of Construction Nguyen Xuan Sang led the charge at the 34th session of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Assembly (A34), where Vietnam reaffirmed it
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The maritime industry, the backbone of global trade, is undergoing a seismic shift. With over 80% of the world’s goods moving by sea, the sector is racing to keep pace with technological leaps, sustainability mandates, and economic upheavals. At the
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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has set a clear course for the future of maritime technology, and it’s a path paved with autonomy. The IMO’s Strategic Plan 2024-2029 puts Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) front and center, signal
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King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), a beacon of research excellence in the Middle East, and Fincantieri, a titan of global shipbuilding, have joined forces to launch a groundbreaking scholarship program. This initiative, born
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The Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) is setting sail on an ambitious new voyage, establishing a satellite campus in Suriname in collaboration with the country’s Maritime Authority and Foundation for Logistics Training. This move, while commendable
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China’s Vice Minister of Transport, Mr Li Yang, has pledged robust technical and diplomatic backing for Nigeria’s drive to modernise and automate its seaports, underscoring a burgeoning partnership between the two nations in the maritime sector. The
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