QTerminals has received an approval to design, develop and operate Phase II of Hamad Port.
Kitack Lim has been given a second four-year term as Secretary General of IMO.
BIMCO is developing a cyber security clause in cooperation with shipping companies Klaveness and Navig8.
Rescued migrants that were refusing to disembark Nivin have been forcefully removed from the vessel.
Seafarers across the globe can look forward to higher wages.
Twelve crew members of Durban Queen have been rescued after their vessel got into trouble in the Persian Gulf.
US warns maritime community of sanctions risks related to petroleum shipments to Syria.
Multiple factors contributing to tanker recovery, but sustainable recovery is yet to materialize.
GulfNav plans to buy four livestock carriers in an effort to diversify its commercial operations.
Medium and long-term contracts provide OSC with steady cash flow to expand its fleet.
QTerminals handles two million TEU and five million tonnes of general cargo by the end of October 2018.
KOTUG and Petroconsult create a joint venture company called KOTUG PETRO Maritime (KPM).
DP World rings the market-opening bell at Nasdaq Dubai to commemorate multi-currency Sukuk and bonds listings.
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