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The Company of Master Mariners of Australia is an association established to promote the interests and status of the Merchant Navy generally and of Master Mariners in particular. Founded in 1938 by Capt.A.N. Boulton, MBE, VRD, BCom, ExC, the Company has six branches based in Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Newcastle and Brisbane. The Company has a number of aims and objectives which include providing in Australia a unified body of Master Mariners capable of collective representation on all occasions and in all matters affecting their interests or the status of the Merchant Navy and its Officers.
www.mastermariners.org.au
MLAANZ is an association of more than 500 members mainly but not exclusively from Australia and New Zealand, including lawyers and judges, academics, and representatives of major exporters, shipping companies, port operators, ship, cargo and liability insurers and other members of the maritime and insurance community. Members participate in a forum established for the discussion and consideration of problems affecting maritime law, its administration and reform. Our major objective is to support domestic and international institutions in their efforts to bring about the unification of maritime and commercial law, maritime customs, usages and practices, and a greater harmony in the shipping laws, regulations and practices of different nations.
www.mlaanz.org
The Indian National Shipowners Association (INSA), established on 2nd December, 1929, is the collective forum of the national shipping industry with a membership owning 90% of the Indian fleet. It enjoys the status of representative spokesperson for the industry at all national and international as well as governmental levels. INSA was established with the abiding objective of becoming a rallying force for all shipping companies based in India. As the torchbearer of the Indian shipping industry, INSA is committed to promote the overall development of the industry, and endeavouring to increase the profitability of its member companies and in turn their investors
www.insa.org.in
Ports Australia is the peak body representing the interests of port and marine authorities in Australia. All Government owned ports, some privatised ports, and most state marine regulatory authorities are members of Ports Australia, as is the Department of Defence through the Royal Australian Navy. Ports Australias mission is to provide leadership and support in areas of common interest related to ports, and to promote achievement of their trade facilitation objectives.
www.portsaustralia.com.au
The Australian Shipowners Association is committed to promoting the interests of the shipping industry in Australia. It's primary objectives include dealing with issues which effect the operation of member companies' vessels and which are or have the potential to be subject to regulation by various government agencies.
www.asa.com.au
Created in 1955, the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) has developed into a global alliance of ports, representing today some 230 ports in about 90 countries. The member ports handle over 60% of the worlds sea-borne trade and more significantly, nearly 90% of the worlds container traffic. It is a non-profit-making and non-governmental organization (NGO) headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
www.iaphworldports.org
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) is the principal international trade association for the shipping industry, representing all sectors and trades and comprising national shipowner associations. The aim of ICS is to act as an advocate for the industry on issues of maritime affairs, shipping policy, legal and technical matters, including ship construction, operation, safety and management, and to develop best practice in the industry.
www.marisec.org
The IMO's main task has been to develop and maintain a comprehensive regulatory framework for shipping and its remit today includes safety, environmental concerns, legal matters, technical co-operation, maritime security and the efficiency of shipping.
www.imo.org
The Nautical Institute is an international professional body for qualified seafarers and others with an interest in nautical matters. We provide a wide range of services to enhance the professional standing and knowledge of members who are drawn from all sectors of the maritime world. The Nautical Institute is a thriving international professional body for qualified mariners with over 40 branches worldwide, and over 6,500 members in over 110 countries.
www.nautinst.org
IMPA: The International Maritime Pilots' Association is primarily concerned with promoting professional standards of pilotage worldwide in the interests of pilots' safety. It seeks to fulfil this momentous task by encouraging both consultation between its members and the exchange of technical information with other industry partners and regulators at the local, national and international levels.To date, it has over 8,000 members in 54 countries.
www.impahq.org
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