International Maritime Regulation

International Maritime Regulations are rules established by global organizations, like the International Maritime Organization (IMO), to ensure safety, security, and environmental protection in international shipping. These regulations set standards for ship construction, operation, crew training, pollution control, and navigation. They aim to prevent accidents, safeguard marine life, and promote responsible maritime conduct across different countries. By adhering to these rules, ships from around the world can operate consistently and safely, facilitating international trade while minimizing risks to people and the oceans.