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EU Proposes Adding Two Indian Ship Recycling Yards To European Ship Recycling List
The European Union is considering adding two Indian ship recycling yards to its official list of approved facilities. This potential inclusion reflects the growing recognition of Indian yards’ adherence to stringent environmental and safety standards, comparable to those mandated by the EU's Ship Recycling Regulation. Industry stakeholders have previously asserted that several Indian facilities already demonstrate compliance. This development underscores a commitment to globally validated, sustainable ship recycling practices and integrated data ecosystem oversight within the maritime sector.
Sierra Leone Records Best-Ever Paris MoU Performance With 172 Inspections, 10 Detentions
Sierra Leone has achieved its highest-ever performance within the Paris Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Port State Control, demonstrating a significant advancement in maritime safety and environmental compliance. During the 2023–2025 assessment period, the nation conducted 172 inspections, resulting in 10 detentions—a notable improvement validated by rigorous Port State Control evaluations. This achievement underscores Sierra Leone’s commitment to upholding international maritime standards and contributing to a safer, more sustainable global shipping ecosystem.