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The maritime industry is gathering in New Orleans this September for Helm Conference 2025, and the stakes are higher than ever. With record-breaking attendance, sponsorship, and speaker participation, this year’s event isn’t just a conference—it’s a

Nigeria’s waterways are the veins of its riverine communities, pumping life into remote villages, sustaining trade, and connecting people to essential services. Yet, recurring boat mishaps cast a long shadow over this vital transport sector, demandin

The maritime industry is at a crossroads, and the path forward isn’t just about new fuels or digital tools—it’s about people. Wallem Group, a ship manager with a 122-year track record, is betting big on a “comprehensively human approach” to navigate

Indonesia’s maritime sector is a prime target for cyberattacks, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. The Director of Shipping and Maritime Affairs at the Ministry of Transportation, Hendri Ginting, recently sounded the alarm: digital systems like Inapo

Saudi Arabia is stepping up its maritime ambitions, and it’s not just about bigger ships or busier ports. The Kingdom is eyeing a seat on the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Council, a move that signals its intent to shape global shipping

The second annual Sustainable Maritime Industry Conference in Jeddah didn’t just talk about sustainability—it put pen to paper on 10 strategic agreements that could reshape Saudi Arabia’s maritime sector. The Transport General Authority (TGA) led the

The call for mandatory advanced situational awareness tech is gaining traction—and with good reason. The MAIB’s 2024 report didn’t mince words: human watchkeepers, left to monitor alone, are a liability in the digital age. The Solong-Stena Immaculate

Feadship, the Dutch superyacht builder, has quietly stepped into the nuclear arena. By joining the Nuclear Energy Maritime Organization (NEMO), the shipyard is signaling that no stone will be left unturned in its quest for a carbon-neutral future. Th

Hydrogen shipping is no longer a futuristic pipe dream—it’s a tangible piece of the decarbonization puzzle, and the maritime industry is starting to take notice. With the International Maritime Organization (IMO) tightening emissions regulations, the

Rear Admiral Robert Obeya, the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Training Command (FOC NAVTRAC), has made a bold call for a tech-driven overhaul of training in the Nigerian Navy’s professional schools. During a recent visit to the Nigerian Naval Institut