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Nigeria’s Maritime Agency Introduces Service Charter to Enhance Blue Economy
NIMASA Reaffirms Commitment to Environmental Sustainability and More
NIMASA Reaffirms Commitment to Environmental Sustainability and More
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Nigeria’s Maritime Agency Introduces Service Charter to Enhance Blue Economy

With the aim of revolutionizing Nigeria’s maritime industry and fostering sustainable progress, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has unveiled a new Service Charter. This document outlines essential commitments aimed at enhancing efficiency, transparency, and accountability within the agency, with the overarching goal of maximizing the country’s “Blue Economy.”

Promoting Sustainable Development

• Embracing Modernization: The charter underscores the adoption of technological advancements and modern practices to streamline operations and drive growth.

• Environmental Responsibility: Acknowledging the significance of prudent ocean and coastal management, the initiative extends beyond economic objectives to include environmental sustainability.

• Accountability & Transparency: Clear service pledges in areas such as registration, certification, and inspection establish a framework for accountability and meet stakeholder expectations.

• Enhanced Service Provision: The charter represents a shift towards improved service delivery, surpassing stakeholder anticipations and addressing diverse requirements.

Key Participants:

• Government: Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, affirmed the charter’s alignment with the ministry’s goals and international standards.

• NIMASA: Director-General, Dr. Bashir Jamoh, reiterated the agency’s dedication to setting new service benchmarks and exceeding stakeholder anticipations.

• Senate: The Senate Committee on Marine and Blue Economy pledged collaboration and encouraged NIMASA to strive for excellence on both national and international platforms.

Future Prospects: The effectiveness of the Service Charter depends on its efficient execution and sustained commitment from all stakeholders. Its potential implications, however, are profound.

• Economic Advancement: By enhancing efficiency and attracting investments, the charter could catalyze growth within the Blue Economy, generating employment opportunities and stimulating economic vitality. • Global Acknowledgment.

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Adherence to best practices could elevate Nigeria’s maritime sector’s reputation on the international stage. • Environmental Advancement: Responsible management of maritime resources aligns with global sustainability objectives and safeguards crucial ecosystems.

Keep abreast for further developments on NIMASA’s journey towards reshaping the Nigerian maritime sector and harnessing the potential of the Blue Economy!

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