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Organizations relating to Maritime
Pacific Islands Maritime Association / Suva, Fiji / Est. 1996
International Federation of Maritime Associations and Navy Leagues / Madrid, Spain / Est. 1978
International Association for the Study of Maritime Mission / Reading MA, USA / Est. 1990
World Committee of Maritime Culture Institutes / Busan, Korea Rep / Est. 2010
Pan Asian Association of Maritime Engineering Societies / Tokyo, Japan / Est. 2004
Piracy Reporting Centre, Kuala Lumpur / Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / Est. 1992
Regional Maritime University, Accra / Accra, Ghana / Est. 1983
Union of African Shippers' Councils / Douala, Cameroon / Est. 1977
Red Operativa de Cooperación Regional de Autoridades Maritimas de Sudamérica, México, Panama y Cuba / Rio de Janeiro, Brazil / Est. 1983
International Ice Patrol / Suitland MD, USA / Est. 1914
International Naval Research Organization / Holden MA, USA / Est. 1963
Arab Bridge Maritime Company / Aqaba, Jordan / Est. 1987
International Congress of Maritime Museums / Oxford MD, USA / Est. 1972
Baltic Naval Squadron / Tallinn, Estonia / Est. 1997
International Maritime Statistics Forum
Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Programme / Croydon, UK / Est. 2012
Asia-Pacific Heads of Maritime Safety Agencies / Est. 1996
Alexandria Centre for International Maritime Arbitration / Alexandria, Egypt / Est. 1992
North America Maritime Ministry Association / Fort Lauderdale FL, USA / Est. 1932
Institute of Asian Cultures, Tokyo / Tokyo, Japan / Est. 1982
Maritime Development Center / Copenhagen, Denmark
Instituto Iberoamericano de Derecho Maritimo / Santo Domingo, Dominican Rep / Est. 1987
Centre for Maritime Law and Security Africa / Accra, Ghana
Operational Net of Regional Cooperation of Central American Maritime Authorities / Managua, Nicaragua / Est. 1986
Coordination Committee of Northwestern Mediterranean Ports / Est. 1947
Société arabe de navigation maritime
International Maritime Association / Est. 1900
ASEAN Association of Maritime Education and Training Institutions / Melaka, Malaysia
Esperanto Maritime League / Est. 1907
International Maritime Bureau of Zanzibar Against the Slave Trade / Est. 1892
Mediterranean Maritime Arbitration Association / Est. 1990
Diplomatic Conference of International Maritime Law / Est. 1905
Union of Maritime Ports of Arab Countries / Alexandria, Egypt / Est. 1977
International Symposium on Naval Medicine / Tuzla, Türkiye
Arab Maritime Petroleum Transport Company / Safat, Kuwait / Est. 1972
ICC Centre for Maritime Cooperation / Est. 1985
International Propeller Club of the United States / Fairfax VA, USA
Seafarers UK / London, UK / Est. 1917
European Institute of Maritime and Transport Law / Antwerp, Belgium / Est. 1993
International Congress of Maritime Arbitrators / Franklin Square NY, USA
Baltic Maritime Coordinating Meeting / Helsinki, Finland / Est. 1987
Venice Regional Seapower Symposium for the Navies of the Mediterranean and Black Sea Countries / Est. 1996
Final Protocol of the Naval Conference / Est. 1909
International Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relative to Maritime Liens and Mortgages, 1967 / Est. 1967
Agreement Relating to the Naval and Air Bases Leased to the United States of America / Est. 1941
Convention Relative to Certain Restrictions on the Rights of Capture in Maritime War / Est. 1907
International Convention for Adapting to Maritime Warfare the Principles of the Geneva Convention of 22 Aug 1864 / Est. 1899
European Regional Convention for the Maritime Mobile Radio Service / Est. 1948
Agreement on Special Maritime Border Zone / Est. 1954
Convention Respecting the Rights and Duties of Neutral Powers in Maritime War / Est. 1907
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Action Strategies relating to Maritime
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialTraining in environmental aspects of enterprise management
Facilitating international maritime traffic
Drafting international maritime conventions
Improving forecasts for safety of maritime operations
Studying naval vessels
Increasing maritime agreements
Providing maritime education
Training maritime managers
Studying new maritime techniques
Improving maritime communications
Fostering integrated maritime development
Improving maritime safety
Promoting social and economic progress in the maritime industry
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