The Council of the European Union has endorsed the Industrial Maritime Strategy and the EU Ports Strategy. Danish Shipping is pleased that the Council - as well as the Commission - has chosen investments and competition over protectionism. The Council Conclusions also reiterate the EU’s commitment to the green transition of shipping and an IMO-agreement on global climate regulation.
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Hafnia won the award in the category “Best Initiative for Respect & Wellbeing at Sea” for their Hafnia Culture Lab, which centered on seven Hafnia vessels with crews of at least 50% women.
This year’s theme for the DEI Award is “Small changes, big impact”. The award highlights people and initiatives that create concrete, positive changes in everyday working life and contribute to more inclusive and well-functioning workplaces.
A structured collaboration between shipping companies and young talents in the maritime industry is set to pave the way for the next generation of leaders.
A number of important technical issues are on the agenda at IMO meeting this week. The procedural way forward for global climate regulation is also on the table. For Danish Shipping the desired outcome is an ambitions global agreement that will drive the industry towards the goal of climate neutral shipping.
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