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   Apr 21, 2023 · The Sri Lanka Chamber of Marine Industry is a catalytic organization in Sri Lanka with a powerful network of partnerships among local and foreign stakeholders, which ensures to create conducive conditions for increase of competitiveness of business on a regional, national and international level.

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2. www.dgshipping.gov.lk › webMerchant Shipping Secretariat - Sri Lanka

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   As its overreaching responsibility in Sri Lanka, the MSS develops and implements the government’s maritime safety policy. In this remit, though, it has many roles including checking of ships for compliance of Sri Lankan and International Safety regulations (Flag State and Port State Control).

3. www.ft.lk › Opinion-and-Issues › Developing-the-SriDeveloping the Sri Lankan maritime industry | Daily FT

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   Nov 27, 2017 · Policy makers should look at the bigger picture, develop Sri Lanka to a maritime hub, develop our ports, develop the ease of doing business, rest will follow. The write is a Senior Maritime Consultant.

4. www.srilankabusiness.com › news › the-chamber-ofThe Chamber of Marine Industries of Sri Lanka holds its ...

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   Oct 14, 2022 · The inaugural meeting of the Chamber of Marine Industries of Sri Lanka was held at the Sri Lanka Export Development Board (EDB) recently (11th October) with the presence of Chairman, EDB and the representatives of the industries of boat and shipbuilding, nautical tourism, chartering, and the marine & offshore industry cluster.

5. www.casa.lk › news › casa-outlines-strategicCASA outlines strategic priorities for developing maritime ...

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   Oct 18, 2021 · Since its inception in 1944, the Ceylon Association of Shipping Agents (CASA) has played a vital role in developing the local maritime industry and has contributed towards positioning Sri Lanka as a transshipment hub in the region.

6. www.adb.org › results › sri-lanka-shipping-andSri Lanka Shipping and Maritime Transport | Asian Development ...

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   May 16, 2013 · Sri Lanka Shipping and Maritime Transport Deepening the Colombo port to 18 meters will allow it to accommodate bigger vessels, and will help Sri Lanka become a regional maritime hub. Photo: Pushpa Kumara/ADB

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   What is the role of merchant shipping Secretariat in Sri Lanka?

   • Merchant Shipping Secretariat which is the shipping administration arm of Sri Lanka has the overall responsibility for overseeing maritime concerns.

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   What is the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA)?

   • Free Webinar (Online Seminar): The Maritime Industry Authority (Filipino: Pangasiwaan sa Industriyang Maritima), known by the acronym MARINA is an agency of the Philippine government responsible for integrating the development, promotion and regulation of the maritime industry in the Philippines. Ret. VAdm.

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   What does the mss do in Sri Lanka?

   • As its overreaching responsibility in Sri Lanka, the MSS develops and implements the government’s maritime safety policy. In this remit, though, it has many roles including checking of ships for compliance of Sri Lankan and International Safety regulations (Flag State and Port State Control). වෙළඳ නාවිකයන් සඳහා කරනු ලබන නිවේදනයයි.

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   Will Colombo Port be the biggest transshipment hub in Sri Lanka?

   • But, according to Sri Lanka Ports Authority chairman Wickrama, Colombo Port will soon be able to accommodate not only the new 18,000-container capacity ships, but even the next-generation 22,000-container capacity ships. "We are looking at this project to convert Colombo to the biggest transshipment hub in the region," he says.

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   Why should Sri Lanka have a larger port?

   • Imports are largely white goods, consumer electronics, and vehicles. For the Cargills Group, one of Sri Lanka’s biggest importers, and owner of the largest local chain of supermarkets, a larger port will be a boon for business. “This will facilitate the arrival of mother vessels direct to Colombo.

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   Should Sri Lanka be a transshipment hub?

   • These companies would then use smaller ships to move the goods from the hub to shallower “feeder” ports, which are unable to accommodate ever bigger vessels. Sri Lanka is strategically located on the main east-west shipping route, positioning Colombo as a favorable candidate for South Asia’s transshipment hub.

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8. news.slpa.lk › index › 2023/05/26Transforming the Port Landscape: Reflections on Sri Lanka’s ...

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   May 26, 2023 · The development of ports and maritime infrastructure is essential for enhancing a country’s trade competitiveness and facilitating economic growth. After more than 30 years of dedicated service at the Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA), Engineer Susantha Abeysiriwardana recently bid farewell to his illustrious career.