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Malta Maritime Summit 2024 and Naples Shipping Week: A Celebrated Twinning of Maritime Events

The Malta Maritime Summit 2024 and Naples Shipping Week have officially twinned, forming a dynamic partnership that combines the strengths and ambitions of these premier maritime events. This twinning represents a new era of cooperation and shared vision, promising to advance the maritime industry’s global dialogue and innovation. Event Details and Venues Naples Shipping Week will take place from September 30 to October 5, 2024, featuring events throughout Naples. Its finale, a grand networking dinner, will be hosted at the historic Villa Campolieto on October 4. Situated near the Reggia di Portici and the archaeological site of Herculaneum, Villa Campolieto

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Malta Introduces Incentives for Green Ship Registrations

In a bid to promote sustainability in the maritime sector, Malta has unveiled a series of incentives for shipowners who register environmentally friendly vessels. The new green ship initiative offers reduced registration fees and tax benefits for ships that demonstrate lower emissions and higher energy efficiency. Transport Malta, the authority overseeing the initiative, will provide additional support for shipowners adopting green technologies, such as scrubbers, ballast water management systems, and alternative fuels. This program is part of Malta’s commitment to the European Green Deal and its goals to reduce maritime carbon footprints. These incentives are expected to attract a new

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Malta Enhances Maritime Security Measures for Ship Registrations

Malta is stepping up its maritime security protocols in response to growing global threats. Transport Malta has announced new security measures that will be integrated into the ship registration process, aiming to ensure the highest levels of safety and security for vessels under the Maltese flag. The new measures include advanced vetting procedures, mandatory security audits, and enhanced monitoring of registered vessels. Additionally, ships will be required to implement state-of-the-art cybersecurity systems to protect against potential cyber-attacks. These enhancements will help Malta maintain its high standards of maritime security and attract shipowners who prioritize safety and compliance.

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