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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September 26, 2026

Tanzania TASAC Assures Zambian Traders on Dar es Salaam Port Services

The Tanzania Shipping Agencies Corporation (TASAC) has assured Zambian importers and users of the Port of Dar es Salaam that it is working to improve efficiency, reliability and service quality.…
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September 26, 2026

South Africa Transnet Seeks Partner for Ngqura Manganese Corridor

Transnet SOC Ltd has issued a Request for Qualification (RFQ) to begin the process of selecting a strategic partner for the Ngqura Manganese Export Corridor (NMEC) Private Sector Participation (PSP)…
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September 25, 2026

Liberia Calls for Fair Approach to Maritime Decarbonisation

The Republic of Liberia has renewed its call for a fair, practical and equitable approach to decarbonising international shipping. Liberia says the transition to net-zero emissions should not place disproportionate…