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Container terminal concession extended Container terminal concession extended

Container terminal concession extended

Extension linked to investment commitments

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MOROCCO: Marsa Maroc’s TC3 concession at the Port of Casablanca operated by TC3PC has been extended for 20 years following the confirmation of a major investment program aimed at increasing the terminal's capacity from 600,000 to 900,000 TEU by 2030.

South Africa takes the next step to protect the high seas South Africa takes the next step to protect the high seas

South Africa takes the next step to protect the high seas

High Seas Treaty approved for ratification

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SOUTH AFRICA: Cabinet has approved the submission of the Agreement on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biodiversity Diversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ Agreement) to Parliament for ratification.

DFFE commits to new Minister DFFE commits to new Minister

DFFE commits to new Minister

SOUTH AFRICA: David Maynier has officially taken up the position of Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment after being sworn in at a...
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Promoting performance to avoid expensive rerouting Promoting performance to avoid expensive rerouting

Promoting performance to avoid expensive rerouting

SOUTH AFRICA: The Western Cape Government has called on the Port of Cape Town to avoid the significant rerouting of agricultural exports that were...
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Avatar recruiting goes live for seafarers Avatar recruiting goes live for seafarers

Avatar recruiting goes live for seafarers

A new live avatar interviewer recruitment platform designed for merchant shipping and the wider maritime industry, has been launched to help...
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Discussions to open Russian market to Seychelles' fisheries Discussions to open Russian market to Seychelles' fisheries

Discussions to open Russian market to Seychelles' fisheries

SEYCHELLES: Discussions during a visit by a Russian delegation could strengthen maritime partnerships between Russia and the Seychelles as the two...
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TAC increases confirmed TAC increases confirmed

TAC increases confirmed

SOUTH AFRICA: The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) has announced the increase of the sardine total allowable catch...
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