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IMO Secretary-General calls on States to enforce maritime rules in the Strait of HormuzSecretary-General urges concrete measures to ensure compliance with international maritime regulations Find out more
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IMO Council urges stronger protection of seafarers amid threats to global shippingCouncil condemns attacks on merchant shipping in the Red Sea and Black Sea, mourns loss of 25th seafarer since onset of Strait of Hormuz conflict, and renews Secretary-General’s tenure. Find out more
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IMO Council backs second term for Secretary-General Arsenio DominguezDecision to extend the Secretary-General’s mandate for another four years is subject to approval by the IMO Assembly in 2027. Find out more
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Dalian Maritime University's Yu Jiajia to receive 2027 IMO Gender Equality AwardFrom the bridge to the classroom, Ms Yu has helped build a more inclusive maritime sector in China, serving as a role model for the global maritime community. Find out more
IMO –
the International Maritime Organization – is the United Nations specialized agency with responsibility for the safety and security of shipping and the prevention of marine and atmospheric pollution by ships. IMO's work supports the UN sustainable development goals. What's New
Pacific Island States advance implementation of IMO instruments
Maritime officials from 10 Pacific Small Island Developing States (SIDS) took part in a series of workshops in Nadi, Fiji (2-10 November), focused on strengthening national frameworks and capacities to implement IMO instruments. Training to ensure safe carriage of dangerous goods in Middle East and North Africa
A regional train-the-trainer course has taken place in Alexandria, Egypt (1-5 November) focusing on the implementation and enforcement of the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code. Financing the maritime energy transition
The maritime energy transition will require support for human capacity development across developing States, including SIDS and LDCS, as well as investment in scalable and bankable projects that will support the move to zero emission shipping by or around 20250, in line with IMO's GHG Strategy. Hot Topics
IMO Secretary-General Mr. Arsenio DominguezPlease see more information about IMO Secretary-General here 
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