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Liberia ,  China Sign Maritime MoU To Promote Safety

Liberia’s Maritime Authority, and the Maritime Safety Administration of the Peoples Republic of China (MSA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) together in Beijing to promote maritime safety.

Liberia and China have entered this framework for co-operation in maritime affairs to bolster and expand their existing working relationship in areas of Maritime Safety.

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The delegates concluded this MoU in Beijing after several months of close discussions and co-operation.

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The areas focused on by both parties are: Port State Control; Marine Environmental Protection; Promotion and Facilitation of Maritime Transport between both nations; Promotion of the Safety of Navigation at Sea; Seafarer Training and Welfare; and other areas concerning the safety of vessels at sea.

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This MOU is part of the broader Maritime Agreement signed between Liberia and the People’s Republic of China that gives Liberia-flagged vessels preferential status and rates in port dues in China.

 

 

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