DredgingToday
September 4, 2010 ~ worldmaritimenews.com ~ powered by navingo
 

NMLA, ISAN Collaborate On Shipping Dev

February 5 2010, All Africa
The Nigerian Maritime Law Association (NMLA) has agreed to work alongside the Indigenous Ship Owners Association of Nigeria (ISAN) in its efforts to promote a strong and vibrant indigenous merchant marine sector for the country. This was during a courtesy call by the Executive of ISAN on the leadership of the NMLA penultimate week. More at All Africa >>
Back to Shipping
More Shipping news
CMA CGM thankful for increased profits
Capesize rates on volatile movement
Saudi show to benefit from GCC development
Lauritzen bulker seized by pirates
Sixty tonnes of wood falls into North Sea
Four Wilh. Wilhelmsen ro-ro’s to recycling in China
Yangtze River now world's busiest shipping river
Shipping firm in new first
Fewer accidents in the Baltic marine area
DnB Nor: Dry bulk shipping rates to remain steady
Filter
Sponsored by
 World Maritime News © 2010 Navingo BV ~ The maritime internet company | Dutch News on Navingo.nl