Maritime Safety in West and Central Africa: Libreville Boosts Ship Control Dynamics
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Better trained inspectors, strengthened controls and harmonized procedures: in Libreville, the member states of the Memorandum of Understanding of Abuja set their priorities by 2030. The issue goes beyond dockside inspections: preventing risks at sea and protecting the marine environment. The authorities still need to be empowered to translate these guidelines into action. Family photo at the end of the meeting. © GabonReview Four days of work o…
Libreville hosted, from 21 to 25 September 2026, the 16th meeting of the Ship Control Committee by the Port State of the Memorandum of Understanding of Abuja (MoU), as well as the 16th meeting of the Maritime Security Committee in West and Central Africa: Libreville launched a dynamic of strengthening the control of ships appeared first on .
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