Seafarer Journeys In Spotlight For Day Of The Seafarer 2022 
Seafarers are sharing their maritime voyages across social media to mark the Day of the Seafarer 2022. 
Seafarers are sharing their maritime voyages across social media to mark the Day of the Seafarer 2022. 
Throughout 2019 there will be a strong emphasis throughout the maritime world on the importance and value of women within the professional ranks.
Overcrowding is dangerous. Listen to crew. Follow instructions. It could save your life. These simple but key messages to ferry passengers are included in a new one-minute animated IMO safety video.
In less than two months, the Day of the Seafarer 2017 will be celebrated across the globe with a special focus on ports and seafarer centres.
This year, once again we are celebrating the Day of the Seafarer saying thank you to all those who make great sacrifices to bring us some of the things we need the most through shipping.
An overview of how Day of the Seafarer 2014 was celebrated around the world for its fourth edition.
Today (June 25th) marks the international Day of the Seafarer, an official United Nations observance day which provides an opportunity for everyone to show their appreciation, through social media, for the world’s 1.5 million seafarers who face hardship and danger every day to keep the global economy afloat.
Survey reveals major misconceptions about the scale and importance of the UK maritime industry. The vast majority of people in the UK don’t realise they rely on seafarers to bring them their favourite foods, new research has revealed.
The IMO Secretary-General, Koji Sekimizu expresses his support and appreciation for the work of seafarers around the world.
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