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ECSA fully welcomes the Ministerial Declaration on Waterborne Transport
ECSA welcomes the Declaration on Waterborne Transport issued yesterday at the High Level Maritime Ministerial Conference organised by the Croatian Presidency in Opatija.
Entitled “Towards a carbon-neutral, zero accidents, automated and competitive EU Waterborne […]
EU policymakers witness shipping’s decarbonisation efforts on visit to the Port of Antwerp
Decarbonisation measures being implemented by the European maritime sector were seen first-hand today by EU and national policymakers who visited the Port of Antwerp as part of this week’s European […]
Ratification of HNS Convention is a matter of urgency
During the European Shipping Week 2020, shipowners organised an event as part of their ratification campaign of the 2010 International Convention on Liability and Compensation for Damage in connection with the Carriage of Hazardous […]
The European shipping industry publishes position paper on the EU Green Deal
On the occasion of the European Shipping Week, ECSA – the European Community Shipowners’ Associations – has launched its position paper in response to the EU Green Deal proposed by the […]
Discussing social matters with social partners – Day Two of the European Shipping Week
The second day of the European Shipping week was filled with contributions by the European social partners for maritime transport – the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and […]
European Shipping Week 2020 opens with the latest figures on European shipping
The European Shipping Week 2020 – the biggest shipping event in Brussels and the flagship event of ECSA – opens today with the release of the latest figures on European shipping […]
ECSA raises the alarm about the Gulf of Guinea
At the ECR Conference on Maritime Security and the Blue Economy yesterday in the European Parliament, ECSA raises the alarm about the dire security situation in the Gulf of Guinea.
“Urgent action has to be […]
EU shipping wants to see the current seamless European shipping centre maintained after Brexit
ECSA insists that the only and most economically sensible future is for the EU and the UK to remain an integrated and seamless shipping centre.
Brexit discussions have brought to […]
European shipping industry urges the revival of Operation Sophia
In his statement yesterday at the Foreign Affairs Council, High Representative/Vice President Josep Borrell said that the EU “[has] to revive” Operation Sophia.
The deployment of the Operation Sophia’s naval assets will remain suspended, as […]
REGISTRATON OPEN – SHIP&FINANCE – 20 January 2020
The shipping and financial services industries are meeting
in the Press Club, Brussels on 20 January 2020 between 14.00 – 17.00
to discuss the future opportunities and challenges regarding ship financing
ECSA is organising an event to bring […]
