World Maritime Day in 2024

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2024 Date	26 September 2024
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Updated 27 September 2024 at 10:24

Global maritime community marks 50 years of international ship safety treaty. Today is #WorldMaritimeDay which highlights the importance of safety at sea in an era of significant transformations and new risks. tinyurl.com/3wvrhuyc Show more
— International Maritime Organization (@IMOHQ) September 26, 2024

Today is #WorldMaritimeDay, recognizing the vital importance of freedom of the seas for commerce-trade. Maritime security is important to #NATO, a commitment underpinned by the NATO Shipping Centre at #MARCOM, linking Allied navies & the commercial shipping community Show more NATO and SHAPE_NATO Allied Command Operations
— NATO Maritime Command (@NATO_MARCOM) September 26, 2024

The Phoenicians were a great maritime people, known for their mighty ships adorned with horses' heads in honor of their god of the sea, Yamm, the brother of Mot, the god of death. Read more: worldhistory.org/phoenicia/ Show more
— World History Encyclopedia (@whencyclopedia) September 26, 2024

Today we join @IMOHQ and the international shipping community to celebrate World Maritime Day 2024! This year's theme is 'Navigating the future: safety first!' and at the International Chamber of Shipping safety comes first. #WorldMaritimeDay Show more
— International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) (@shippingics) September 26, 2024

On World Maritime Day, we are focussed on navigating the future: safety first. Today we honour our ships and seas, and the people and regulations that help us to shape the way forward. Show more
— Maritime and Coastguard Agency (@MCA_media) September 26, 2024

On this #WorldMaritimeDay, we mark 50 years since the adoption of the SOLAS treaty, a cornerstone of maritime safety. Let’s unite in a collective effort to keep pace with the rapid transformation of global shipping and ensure a safe, sustainable future. Show more
— Arsenio Dominguez (@IMOSecGen) September 26, 2024

43% of Britons only ever eat fish when battered and fried. Do you know what you're eating? Think of them this #WorldMaritimeDay https://theguardian.com/food/2024/sep/13/garden-hake-poet-john-dory-ignorance-fish-is-off-the-scale…
— The Humane League UK (@humaneleagueuk) September 26, 2024

As we continue to celebrate #WorldMaritimeDay the IMO Headquarters is illuminated in blue, symbolizing the commitment to a safer, greener, and sustainable maritime sector. #SustainableShipping #MaritimeSafety #IMO Show more
— International Maritime Organization (@IMOHQ) September 26, 2024

The spirit of the fascinating Danube Delta, brought to London by filmmaker Charlie Ottley through his amazing documentary Wild Danube. We were happy to organize this event to mark #WorldMaritimeDay (26 Sept), in partnership with Show more Mariam El-Hek and 2 others
— Embassy of Romania in London (@ROEmbassyLondon) September 23, 2024

History can teach us to prevent deaths at sea. Find out how in @ConversationUK article to mark #WorldMaritimeDay & its theme of Safety First. Research by @GuyCollender of @UoP_Maritime , @UoP_History , Show more theconversation.com How history can teach us to prevent deaths at sea
— Centre for Port Cities and Maritime Cultures (@UoP_Maritime) September 26, 2024

World Maritime Day in 2024

World Maritime Day seeks to raise awareness about international maritime industries and celebrate their work toward the global economy. This day focuses on shipping safety, maritime security, and protection of the marine environment.