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InterManager Daily News 20.05.2026

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  1. Supporting Women at Sea: The Critical Role of the Updated Maritime Labour Convention in Modern Maritime Workplaces
    The updated Maritime Labour Convention is being highlighted as a key framework for improving working conditions and promoting gender equality across the maritime sector. Industry representatives say the convention strengthens protections against harassment, discrimination, and poor welfare standards for women working at sea.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/19/supporting-women-at-sea-the-critical-role-of-the-updated-maritime-labour-convention-in-modern-maritime-workplaces/

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  1. New VesselBot Data Analysis Shows the True Emissions Gap Across Container Shipping
    A new analysis by VesselBot reveals major differences in emissions performance among container shipping operators, with some fleets producing significantly higher carbon output than competitors on similar routes. The findings underline the growing pressure on shipping companies to improve fuel efficiency and emissions transparency as environmental regulations tighten.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/19/new-vesselbot-data-analysis-shows-the-true-emissions-gap-across-container-shipping/

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  1. Indonesian Coal Flows Remain Weak Even as La Nina Fades – Dry Market Monitor
    Indonesian coal exports remain under pressure despite the gradual fading of La Nina weather conditions that had disrupted mining and transport operations. Analysts say weaker demand from key Asian buyers and continued logistical inefficiencies are limiting recovery in dry bulk shipping activity.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/19/indonesian-coal-flows-remain-weak-even-as-la-nina-fades-dry-market-monitor/

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  1. Port Powers Green Truck Corridor Connecting Key Trade Hubs
    A major port initiative is supporting the development of a green truck corridor designed to reduce emissions between important logistics and trade centers. The project focuses on cleaner transport technologies, infrastructure upgrades, and closer cooperation between ports, trucking operators, and energy providers.

    https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/19/port-powers-green-truck-corridor-connecting-key-trade-hubs/

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  1. Tanker Orders on a Path to the Highest Annual Totals on Record
    Global tanker newbuilding orders are rising sharply and are now on track to reach the highest yearly totals ever recorded. Strong freight earnings, fleet renewal programs, and expectations of long-term energy trade demand are encouraging shipowners to place more orders despite shipyard capacity concerns.

    https://splash247.com/tanker-orders-on-a-path-to-the-highest-annual-totals-on-record/

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  1. The Race to Redraw the Middle East’s Trade Map Accelerates
    Governments and logistics companies across the Middle East are accelerating investments in transport corridors, ports, and rail projects aimed at reshaping regional trade routes. The shift is being driven by geopolitical tensions, supply chain diversification efforts, and competition to become key transit hubs between Asia, Europe, and Africa.

    https://splash247.com/the-race-to-redraw-the-middle-easts-trade-map-accelerates/

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  1. Five Questions Worth Asking About Your AI Foundation
    Companies implementing artificial intelligence solutions are being advised to examine whether their technology foundations are scalable, secure, and supported by reliable data systems. The article stresses that weak infrastructure and poor governance can undermine AI investments even when advanced tools are available.

    https://splash247.com/five-questions-worth-asking-about-your-ai-foundation/

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  1. Japan to Share Vessel Data With Neighbours – Maritime Domain Awareness
    Japan plans to expand maritime cooperation with neighboring countries by sharing vessel tracking and monitoring data to improve regional maritime domain awareness. The initiative is intended to strengthen safety, security, and response capabilities in increasingly busy and strategically important waters.

    https://www.seanews.co.uk/safety/japan-to-share-vessel-data-with-neighbours-maritime-domain-awareness

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  1. Shefarer Program: Hapag-Lloyd’s New Initiative to Promote Women at Sea
    Hapag-Lloyd has launched the “Shefarer” program to encourage more women to pursue careers at sea and support gender diversity within maritime operations. The initiative includes mentoring, training opportunities, and measures aimed at improving career development and onboard inclusion.

    https://www.seanews.co.uk/maritime/shefarer-program-hapag-lloyd-s-new-initiative-to-promote-women-at-sea

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  1. Port of Long Beach Enhances Cybersecurity Capabilities
    Port of Long Beach is strengthening its cybersecurity systems to better protect port infrastructure and supply chain operations from growing digital threats. The upgraded capabilities include improved monitoring tools, staff preparedness programs, and closer coordination with government and industry partners.

    https://www.seanews.co.uk/technology/port-of-long-beach-enhances-cybersecurity-capabilities