No apostille? No problem: Malta’s ship registry streamlines its rules
Merchant Shipping Notice 206 (“Notice 206”) issued by the Maltese Registry of Ships (the “Registry”) streamlines the acceptance of foreign ...
Read moreDetailsMerchant Shipping Notice 206 (“Notice 206”) issued by the Maltese Registry of Ships (the “Registry”) streamlines the acceptance of foreign ...
Read moreDetailsThe Guidelines for the Ascertainment of Seaworthiness of Vessels Being Registered as Maltese Ships (Merchant Shipping Notice 127 Rev.3) (the ...
Read moreDetailsImpact of the 2026 SOLAS Amendments on Container Loss Reporting and Maritime Safety The shipping industry has witnessed tremendous growth ...
Read moreDetailsThe Maritime World will be hosting the International Maritime Conference & Expo on the 19th-21st of November in St Julian’s. ...
Read moreDetailsIntroduction to IMO’s net-zero framework International shipping which is crucial for global trade, is responsible for about 3% of global ...
Read moreDetailsEU’s Oil Price Cap on Russian Exports Sparks Maritime Industry Tensions in Malta The EU’s proposed new oil price cap ...
Read moreDetailsCase Overview: Maritime Law, Contract Breaches, and Geopolitical Risks in the M.V. Sea Patron Judgment On 15 November 2024, the ...
Read moreDetailsAmendments to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) 2006 The most recent amendments to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) of 2006, ...
Read moreDetailsOn 12 May 2025, the Merchant Shipping Directorate of Transport Malta issued Merchant Shipping Notice 193, which introduces a significant ...
Read moreDetailsIn today’s rapidly evolving global economy, ships are identified as key industry players by virtue of their day-to-day cross-border voyages ...
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