Seatrade Maritime Crew Connect Global 2025

MARINO PH is honored to serve as an official media partner for the Seatrade Maritime Crew Connect Global 2025, a premier international event dedicated to advancing the crewing and maritime sectors. Happening on November 11–13, 2025, at Shangri-La The Fort, Manila, this year’s conference will gather influential leaders, shipowners, crewing managers, maritime educators, and policy makers to exchange ideas and explore solutions to the industry’s evolving challenges.

Sailing Through Spooks: A Halloween Message from Marino PH

Marino PH invites you all to Halloween like no other! As our ships cross eerie waters and the moon lights up the waves, let’s embrace the spooky season with the bravery of true seafarers. Watch out for ghost ships drifting in the mist, and beware of skeleton crews waiting in the shadows! But no fear, our community stands strong whether on land or at sea. Wishing all our seafarers and their loved ones a frightfully fun and safe Halloween voyage. Share your spookiest seafaring stories with us!

SAFETY4SEA SINGAPORE FORUM 2025

The 5th SAFETY4SEA Singapore Forum concluded successfully at The Westin Singapore, bringing together shipowners, maritime leaders, regulators, training institutions, and manning agencies to discuss how safety, welfare, and future skills will define the next era of global shipping. A central theme was the industry’s ongoing shift from compliance-based safety to a culture-driven approach. Speakers emphasized that true safety goes beyond certificates, drills, and manuals — it lies in mindset, leadership, accountability, and daily decision-making onboard. Despite technological advancements, human factors such as fatigue, miscommunication, outdated practices, and poor leadership remain leading causes of maritime incidents.

SAFETY4SEA Singapore Forum 2025

Singapore once again becomes a key gathering point for maritime professionals as the 5th SAFETY4SEA Singapore Forum takes place on 22 October 2025 at The Westin Singapore. Organized in association with MacGregor and SQE Marine, this forum remains a free and non-profit event, providing an independent platform for industry stakeholders to exchange knowledge, address pressing challenges and strengthen the culture of safety and sustainability across global shipping. More than 200 maritime professionals and representatives from over 100 organizations are expected to attend. The forum will explore how evolving safety and environmental regulations are reshaping industry responsibilities and operational standards. Particular attention will be given to the human element in shipping, including crew welfare, mental health, competency development and the critical role of training in risk prevention. Another major focus will be on decarbonization strategies and the adoption of smart technologies, including digital tools, data-driven decision making and best practices that enhance shipboard and shoreside operations. Discussions aim to bridge regulatory expectations with practical implementation while promoting collaboration among shipowners, managers, policymakers, insurers, educators and technology providers.