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  1. Athienou is a municipality within Cyprus, and Geneva previously hosted an expanded Cyprus meeting.

Bahrain and Cyprus Discuss Gulf Shipping Security and Maritime Labor Rules

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 26
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Bahrain and Cyprus held discussions in Geneva regarding international shipping concerns in the Gulf. During a meeting in New York convened by Bahrain, a representative of the international shipping industry argued for freedom of navigation in the Persian Gulf. Separately, Cyprus noted that the Maritime Labour Convention, adopted in Geneva in 2006, sets minimum standards for seafarers.

From cyprus-mail.com

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The discussions highlight the critical link between maritime security in the Persian Gulf and the stability of the global trade system. The MLC convention provides an international framework for seafarer rights, which is tied to the wider transformation of global shipping.

Athienou is a municipality within Cyprus, and Geneva previously hosted an expanded Cyprus meeting.

From cyprus-mail.com

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  • BahrainHosted a meeting in New York concerning maritime security in the Persian Gulf.
  • CyprusParticipated in the discussions and noted its role in the Maritime Labour Convention.

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