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Frigates… the pirate bird, the fastest bird in the world!
It has a speed of 450 kilometers, and the first appearance of this bird was in the city of Kangung, while it slept during its flight, which lasted two months continuously, without interruption, and the secret was in its wings! It is called the pirate bird because it steals fish…
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ZATCA and Mawani Sign an Agreement to Regulate Joint Activities at Jeddah Islamic Port
The Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority (ZATCA) and the Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) have signed a Service-Level Agreement (SLA) to regulate joint activities as well as create and execute service-level operations and automation mechanisms at Jeddah Islamic Port to optimize efficiency, increase productivity, and enhance the customer experience. The agreement…
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Dr. Wafaa Al-Antali to “eBlueeconomy” The sea is always present in my writing, engraved in my memory
The sea represents the homeland to the UAE society Our family’s work was based on the sea and it continued as well; they had a whole fleet of wooden ships. Khorfakkan film by the Governor of Sharjah, His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan Al Qasimi, about the city of Khorfakkan overlooking…
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Klaipeda looks to position itself as the Blue Economy capital of the Baltics
Dynamic Lithuanian port city gears up to showcase what it can offer as an ideal business-friendly destination for Nordic investors and maritime solutions providers looking to expand their sphere of operations. (for Norwegian version see below) Cross off 15-16 September in your calendar for the Klaipeda Manifesto: Blue Economy Conference.…
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“K” Line to equip more bulkers with Seawing kite systems
The Seawing systems were ordered for installation on three post-Panamax bulkers. Airspace SAS has received a contract to supply its Seawing automatic kite units for a further three Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (“K” Line) vessels. The shipping firm will deploy the additional Seawing systems on three post-Panamax bulkers. “K” Line previously…
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World Shipping Council strengthens its organisation in Europe and the U.S.A
The World Shipping Council (WSC) is excited to welcome three new team members to further its work for the future growth of a safe, secure and sustainable shipping industry. Anna Karklina has joined our Brussels office in the position of EU Policy Advisor. She works across all topics, assisting in…
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Jordanian Prime Minister calls for an investigation into the Aqaba port accident
Jordan’s prime minister Bisher al-Khasawneh has called for a probe into the incident where a toxic gas leaked out of a container in Jordan’s port of Aqaba, killing at least 12 people and injuring 260 others, was chlorine, Jordan’s emergency relief coordinating agency said late Monday. A video from a…
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