Maritime Administrations

Maritime Administrations are government bodies responsible for overseeing and regulating maritime activities within a country. Their key roles include ensuring the safety and security of ships, protecting the marine environment, and supporting the shipping industry. They implement international maritime laws, manage shipping registrations, and enforce regulations related to vessel operations and crew training. Essentially, they help maintain order and safety on the water, promote fair trade, and manage the sustainable use of marine resources, ensuring that both commercial and recreational activities are conducted responsibly and lawfully.