BMA invited to address Guangdong Shipowners on Safety Management Training

The Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA) recently took part in the Guangdong Shipowners Seminar, which focused on “Safety Management Training.” This event, held on November 7 and 8, 2024, was organized in partnership with the China Classification Society (CCS). The BMA was honored to be part of this important seminar, marking its first participation.

Capt. Jahangir Hussain, the Regional Director for Asia at BMA, represented the organization and delivered a formal presentation at the event. He later answered questions from the audience in a Q&A session, providing valuable insights into The Bahamas Maritime Registry’s quality and standards.

The seminar is an annual event that attracts over 200 participants from all parts of the shipping industry. This year, it was especially significant for the BMA as it was their debut participation. Capt. Hussain’s presentation, titled “The Bahamas Registry’s Quality and Standards,” was an exciting opportunity to introduce The Bahamas Registry to the attendees. The participants welcomed The Bahamas’ involvement, showing great interest and enthusiasm.

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The BMA is thankful to the China Classification Society for inviting them to this prestigious event. It was also a great chance for the BMA to build connections with the Guangdong Shipowners Association and other key industry figures. The BMA’s participation in this event is seen as a step toward strengthening its relationship with the Chinese shipping industry and gaining better access to it in the future.

Through this collaboration, the BMA hopes to continue contributing to safety and quality standards in the global maritime sector. Their presence at such seminars helps to raise awareness about the services and standards The Bahamas Maritime Authority offers to the international shipping community.