Piracy on the agenda at the IMO
The UN's maritime organisation, the IMO, is now challenging Member States to get involved in the work against piracy in the Gulf of Guinea, and will be considering the topic at a meeting in May.
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More women in shipping
20. January 2021
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Denmark at the forefront of raising security in the Gulf of Guinea
With the appointment of a new special representative for maritime security, the government is demonstrating…
Læs mere09. December 2020
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More freight in the EU to shift from road to sea
Today, the European Commission presented a strategy for a greener transport sector which will contribute to…
Læs mere20. November 2020
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Concerned minister met with shipping companies
Danish Minister of Defence Trine Bramsen today met with Jacob Meldgaard, Chairman of Danish Shipping and CEO…
Læs mere23. October 2020
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Disappointing proposal for climate action
An ambitious and clear climate regulation for shipping could not be agreed at the recent meetings of the…
Læs mere13. October 2020
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Easier to travel in the EU
Danish Shipping is looking forward to more predictable and transparent travel conditions after the Council…
Læs mere02. October 2020
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Reminder: Danish Digital Maritime Day on October 28th
At the end of October, Danish Digital Maritime Day will be held in a collaboration between Danish Maritime,…
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