IMO global program on maritime and port security

June 18, 2004

The IMO issued a News Release summarizing its global program on maritime and port security. To date, the agency has participated in 18 regional and 42 national seminars and workshops, training 3,320 people on maritime and port security issues. Source: HK Law

IMO global program on maritime and port security

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