
The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure informed the managing ports, shipowners, and operators of vessels about the need to comply with all international standards and norms regarding ship safety. At the same time, it was emphasized that the priority is to ensure the safety of crew members and maintain the safety of the marine environment.
The document presented by the agency also highlights the necessity of strict adherence to all preconditions to avoid possible accidents and extraordinary situations at sea. Special attention is given to the regular update of professional knowledge and skills of workers in the maritime industry.
Representatives of associations and public organizations in the maritime industry emphasized the importance of collective efforts of all participants in the process to ensure the safety of navigation and protect the surrounding environment. They also noted that compliance with established international standards contributes to strengthening the reputation and authority of shipping companies.