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One of the MARINA's mandates is to integrate the development, promotion and regulation of the maritime industry in the Philippines.
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GOVPH - MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY
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Contact Us - MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY
- About MARINA
To lead a progressive maritime administration that ensures...
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Administrator’s Page - MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY
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An Act Establishing the Maritime industry Authority (Marina)...
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Enforcement Service (ES) Shipyards Regulation Service (SRS)...
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Maritime Safety Service. ARSENIO F. LINGAD II Director II...
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MARINA Directory SERVICE UNITS OFFICE CONTACT INFORMATION...
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Careers Subject Matter Deadline for Submission Notice of...
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Adoption of Policy Guidelines for the Evaluation of Request...
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MARINA is a Philippine government agency under the Department of Transportation that regulates the maritime industry. It was created in 1974 and has jurisdiction over shipping vessels, shipyards, drydocks, and other related enterprises.
MARINA is a government agency that regulates and develops the maritime industry in the Philippines. It has a mission to ensure safety, security, environment and competitiveness of Filipino maritime workforce.
MARINA is the Philippine Maritime Industry Authority that regulates the seafarers' certification and training. MISMO is the online platform for setting appointments, verifying certificates, and accessing exam schedules.
Find the contact information and address of the service units, offices and divisions of MARINA, the government agency that regulates the maritime industry in the Philippines. MARINA provides various services such as enforcement, manpower development, ship registration, safety, environment and overseas shipping.
The official website of the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) - STCW Administration Office provides information and updates on seafarers' certification and training. Find out the latest advisories, circulars, rules and regulations on STCW-related matters.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO), which is a United Nations agency based in London, UK, is the primary body which has driven much international regulations in the maritime industry. Over the years, it has established conventions and codes of conduct to regulate international shipping.