African Maritime Council

Connecting Maritime Voices. Advancing African Interests.

 

Navigating Africa’s Maritime Future Together

Empowering regional maritime economies, strengthening compliance, and promoting sustainable ocean governance across the continent.

 

Uniting Africa’s Maritime Voice on the Global Stage

From ports to policies, we champion collaboration, innovation, and opportunity in the African maritime sector.

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Vision

  To be Africa’s leading maritime voice—championing innovation, unity, and leadership in global ocean affairs.

Mission

• Driving inclusive and sustainable maritime growth through strategic advocacy, investment facilitation, & innovation
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The African Maritime Council is committed to uniting stakeholders across the continent to drive sustainable growth, innovation, and collaboration in the maritime and blue economy sectors.

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We serve as a strategic platform for advocacy, policy development, capacity building, and industry partnerships —

Connecting Maritime Voices. Advancing African Interests

Empowering Africa to harness its vast ocean resources for economic transformation, security, and global competitiveness.

Latest News/Posts

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November 7, 2026

DP World Launches New China-Africa Shipping Service

DP World’s Shipping Solutions AMEA business is expanding its China-Africa shipping network with a new weekly service called the China-Africa Link. The service will improve maritime connections between the Far…
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November 7, 2026

Liberia Calls for Seafarer Protection and Safe Navigation

Liberia has called for stronger protection of seafarers and respect for freedom of navigation at the 138th Council Session of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), as armed conflicts and security…
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October 31, 2026

Nigeria Pushes for Stronger International Maritime Cooperation

At the 2026 World Maritime Day Parallel Event in Busan, Republic of Korea, the Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Dayo Mobereola, represented the Minister…