Every year on September 26th, we celebrate the contribution of maritime industry to economic growth, global supply chains, an environmental sustainability.

To highlights the significance of maritime transport and its contribution to the global economy. The International Maritime Organization  (IMO)  celebrated the first maritime day on March 17, 1978.

The History Behind the Day

Around 90% of global trade is carried by the shipping industry. Major shipping routes connect the world’s largest ports, such as the Panama Canal, Suez Canal, and the Port of Shanghai.

The Lifeblood of Global Trade

World Maritime day emphasizes the importance of safety, security, and environmental sustainability in maritime activities, highlighting the collective responsibility of nations to safeguard oceans and waterways.

Significance of the Day

The maritime sector is a significant source of environmental pollution, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and marine pollution. The IMO has implemented initiatives like the IMO 2020 regulation to limit sulfur emissions from ships.

Greening the Shipping Industry

- Thank a professionals belong to Maritime Industry for their hard work! - Share your appreciation on social media with #WorldmaritimeDay

How to Celebrate

Happy World Maritime Day to all the professionals who make our economy to grow. Your dedication, knowledge, and care save world trade every day.

Wishes