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Green Marine

February 15, 2011 · about 15 years ago

IMO spells out action needed to tackle piracy

Failure to implement fully the IMO guidance, including the industry-developed best management practices, significantly increases the risk of successful pirate attacks, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) said in a message to its member states, following the launch on February 3, 2011 of IM

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Failure to implement fully the IMO guidance, including the industry-developed best management practices, significantly increases the risk of successful pirate attacks, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) said in a message to its member states, following the launch on February 3, 2011 of IMO’s anti-piracy action plan, in support of the 2011 World Maritime Day theme: “Piracy: orchestrating the response”.

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