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DMCA promotes maritime safety ...

DMCA promotes maritim...

Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) recently hosted a meeting of the Maritime Advisory Committee, a...
Dubai Maritime City Authority (DM...
Mina Zayed

IMarEST meeting highlights fue...

IMarEST meeting highl...

The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) UAE branch recently hosted a c...
The Institute of Marine Engineeri...
Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, chairman, Dubai Maritime City Authority

Dubai ranks high as shipping c...

Dubai ranks high as s...

A recent report by the Baltic Exchange and the Xinhua news agency of the China Economic Information ...
A recent report by the Baltic Exc...

New CEO for Gulf Craft

New CEO for Gulf Craf...

UAE-based yacht builder, Gulf Craft, has announced that Gregory Yeakle will be stepping down as the ...
UAE-based yacht builder, Gulf Cra...
DMCA and IMDO officials at the MOU signing

Dubai and Ireland step up mari...

Dubai and Ireland ste...

The Dubai Maritime Cluster Office (DMCO) of Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) has joined forces w...
The Dubai Maritime Cluster Office...
Amer Ali, executive director of DMCA

DMCA showcases Dubai’s global ...

DMCA showcases Dubaiâ...

Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) will be underlining Dubai’s increasingly prominent position as ...
Dubai Maritime City Authority (DM...
Paul Dean, global head, shipping, HFW

HFW helps BIMCO draft offshore...

HFW helps BIMCO draft...

Maritime law firm HFW, which has a strong presence in the Middle East, has helped global shipping as...
Maritime law firm HFW, which has ...
The DNV GL and Menon report puts Dubai as the 9th most important maritime capital in the world

Dubai strengthens position as ...

Dubai strengthens pos...

Dubai has moved up the rankings of the world’s top 10 maritime capitals in 2019. The emirate took th...
Dubai has moved up the rankings o...

Marine Ball celebrates female ...

Marine Ball celebrate...

Everyone was in agreement. This year’s Marine Ball, held at the Hyatt Regency on Dubai’s Deira Corni...
Everyone was in agreement. This y...

Marine Ball celebrates female ...

Marine Ball celebrate...

Everyone was in agreement. This year’s Marine Ball, held at the Hyatt Regency on Dubai’s Deira Cor...
Everyone was in agreement. This...
Updated version of Sea Dubai introduced by DMCA

Updated version of Sea Dubai i...

Updated version of Se...

The Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) has officially launched the updated version of its Sea Duba...
The Dubai Maritime City Authority...
Savraj Mehta’s welcome and introduction

North P&I urges action on...

North P&I urges ...

Around 80 members of the maritime industry from the Middle East and India attended a seminar in Duba...
Around 80 members of the maritime...

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