Watch: IMO’s New World Maritime Day Video Launched

Connecting ships, ports and people, this year`s theme for World Maritime Day highlights the importance of coherent and connected development across all maritime sectors. To illustrate this concept, IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim visited the port of Felixstowe to record his annual message for the event. The busiest container port in the United Kingdom features as the backdrop, emphasizing the clear link between ships and ports and the people that operate them.

Reference: imo.org

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