Eleven Maritime Authorities carrying out port state control inspections under the umbrella of a unified memorandum of understanding to eliminate substandard ships; for the Safety of navigation and prevention of pollution at the Mediterranean sea region.
With a total number of 5,976 inspections performed in 2023, the inspection figures showed a significant decrease of 156 inspections (2.6%) compared with the figures of 2022. And 157 Detentions recorded in 2023. The number of deficiencies recorded was 14,449 deficiencies; in 2023, this number decrease by (12%) compared with 2022.
PSCC26 Online (08-10 October 2024)
PSCC25 Alexandria Egypt (17-19 October 2023)
PSCC24 Limassol Cyprus (10-12 October 2022)
MAB33 Malta (03-04 July 2024)
MAB32 Online (13 March 2024)
Extensive efforts have been made by the member maritime authorities to provide the necessary resources, especially the qualified and experienced human resources (PSCOs), which have combined and harmonized for the Safety of navigation and prevention of pollution at the Mediterranean sea region.
From the first of January 2024, the Republic of Croatia will be full member to the Med MoU. Membership of Croatia will add an important coast line to our Memorandum in the Adriatic Sea. On behalf of the Chairman and all Member States the Med MoU Secretariat would like to welcome Croatia as the eleventh member state to the Med MoU.
The opening session started with a speech by R.Admiral. Hossain ElGeziry, Chairman of the Egyptian Authority for Maritime Safety (EAFMS), in the presence of representatives of all maritime sectors in Egypt. R.Admiral. ElGeziry presented the Authority’s shields to all attendees in honor of their efforts in the maritime field.
Member States of the Med MoU participated in the 2023 CIC on Fire Safety jointly prepared by the Tokyo MoU and the Paris MoU on Port State Control. During the Campaign 1,479 PSC inspections conducted and 1,240 of those inspections conducted with CIC questionnaire (84%). 28 detention order issued, 16 detentions are recorded as a direct result of the CIC questionnaire.
The Med MoU is using THETIS–Med as the official portal for recording inspections. THETIS–Med is a clone from THETIS system used by the Paris MoU, both systems are hosted and managed by EMSA. The Med MoU proposed to have a deep hyperlink between both systems, the Committee of the Paris MoU approved the proposal and starting from that date both systems have a deep hyperlink.
The Med MoU has established and maintained effective and close cooperation with observers, both at administrative and technical levels. Data exchange with parteners is alwayes current as well.
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