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InterManager Daily News 14.06.2026

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  1. BIMCO Launches Seafarers’ Digital Certificates Charter to Support Industry-Wide Adoption
    BIMCO has launched a Seafarers’ Digital Certificates Charter to accelerate the adoption of digital certification systems across the maritime industry. The initiative aims to create common standards and improve trust between shipowners, flag states and port authorities using digital certificates.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/06/12/bimco-launches-seafarers-digital-certificates-charter-to-support-industry-wide-adoption/


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  2. IMO Statement on the Attack on Tanker MT Settebello off the Coast of Oman
    International Maritime Organization issued a statement condemning the recent attack on tanker MT Settebello near the coast of Oman. The organisation warned that continued threats in the region endanger seafarers, global trade and maritime security.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/06/12/imo-statement-on-the-attack-on-tanker-mt-settebello-off-the-coast-of-oman/


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  3. CYMEPA Achievement Prize 2026
    CYMEPA announced the launch of its Achievement Prize 2026 programme recognising contributions to environmental protection and sustainable maritime development. The award honours individuals and organisations demonstrating exceptional commitment to protecting the marine environment.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/06/11/cymepa-achievement-prize-2026/


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  4. Self-Leadership Remains an Overlooked Factor in Maritime Crew Wellbeing, Warns WellAtSea Member of OneCare Group
    OneCare Group warned that self-leadership remains an overlooked factor affecting crew wellbeing in the maritime sector. The company stated that emotional resilience and personal leadership skills are increasingly important for seafarers operating under pressure.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/06/12/self-leadership-remains-an-overlooked-factor-in-maritime-crew-wellbeing-warns-wellatsea-member-of-onecare-group/


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  5. The Emotional Cost of Keeping Global Trade Moving
    Splash247 reported on the growing emotional and psychological pressures faced by seafarers working in global shipping. The article highlighted long contracts, isolation and geopolitical tensions as major contributors to mental health challenges at sea.

    https://splash247.com/the-emotional-cost-of-keeping-global-trade-moving/


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  6. Critical Minerals Reshaping Global Trade: UNCTAD
    United Nations Conference on Trade and Development stated that critical minerals are increasingly reshaping global trade patterns and strategic shipping routes. Demand for minerals used in clean energy technologies is expected to drive major changes in maritime logistics and international supply chains.

    https://splash247.com/critical-minerals-reshaping-global-trade-unctad/


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  7. Genco Softens Poison Pill Stance
    Genco Shipping & Trading has softened its poison pill defence strategy amid ongoing takeover interest from rival companies. The move is seen as an attempt to balance shareholder interests while maintaining protection against hostile acquisitions.

    https://splash247.com/genco-softens-poison-pill-stance/


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  8. US Refiners Can Still Absorb More Venezuelan Oil
    United States refiners still have capacity to process additional volumes of Venezuelan crude oil despite existing imports. Analysts said refinery configurations along the US Gulf Coast remain well suited for handling heavy Venezuelan crude grades.

    https://gcaptain.com/us-refiners-can-still-absorb-more-venezuelan-oil/


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  9. Hong Kong to Launch Incentive Scheme for Green Fuel Vessels
    Hong Kong plans to introduce a new incentive scheme encouraging vessels using green fuels to call at its ports. Authorities hope the programme will strengthen Hong Kong’s position as a regional hub for sustainable shipping.

    https://www.seanews.co.uk/maritime/hong-kong-to-launch-incentive-scheme-for-green-fuel-vessels


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  10. Trust Is Key to Success of Civil Maritime Nuclear Propulsion
    Industry experts stated that public and regulatory trust will be essential for the future success of civil maritime nuclear propulsion projects. The report noted that safety standards, transparency and international cooperation will determine whether nuclear-powered commercial shipping gains wider acceptance.

    https://www.seanews.co.uk/technology/trust-is-key-to-success-of-civil-maritime-nuclear-propulsion