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Pictures News: Nigeria International Maritime Summit (NIMS)

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WORLD MARITIME FOCUS ON NIGERIA ::::

IMO Secretary General Kitack Lim at the Nigeria International Maritime Summit 

His Excellency Kitack Lim commended Nigerian Navy and NIMASA for effectively collaborating with local , regional and international partners to achieve success in the war against piracy.

He offered IMO partnership with Nigerian government to achieve port community system for the west and central Africa Region.
Assured of IMO support for Nigeria maritime industry to achieve cleaner oceans and greener shipping 

L-R: Secretary General, International Maritime Organisation (IMO),
His Excellency Kitack Lim; Honourable Minister of Transportation,
Mu’azu Jaji Sambo; Chairperson, House Committee on Maritime
Safety, Education and Administration, Hon. Lynda Ikpeazu; CEO Sea
Transport Group, Aminu Umar; and Director General, Nigerian
Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir
Jamoh OFR, at the Nigeria International Maritime Summit, Lagos,
Nigeria.
L-R: Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety
Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir Jamoh OFR; Honourable Minister of
Transportation, Mu’azu Jaji Sambo; Secretary General, International
Maritime Organisation (IMO), His Excellency Kitack Lim; Senior
Partner, Akabogu Law, Dr. Emeka Akabogu; and Permanent
Secretary, Federal Ministry of Transportation, Dr. Magdalene Ajani
at the Nigeria International Maritime Summit, Lagos, Nigeria.
L-R: Secretary General, International Maritime Organisation (IMO),
His Excellency Kitack Lim; Managing Director, Nigerian Ports
Authority, Mr. Mohammed Bello-Koko; Permanent Secretary, Federal
Ministry of Transportation, Dr. Magdalene Ajani; Director General,
Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr.
Bashir Jamoh OFR; and Honourable Minister of Transportation,
Mu’azu Jaji Sambo; at the Nigeria International Maritime Summit,
Lagos, Nigeria.
L-R: Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety
Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir Jamoh OFR; Secretary General,
International Maritime Organisation (IMO), His Excellency Kitack Lim;
and Nigeria’s Alternate Permanent Representative to IMO, Mr. Abdul
Dirisu, at the Nigeria International Maritime Summit, Lagos, Nigeria.


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Some quotes from Mr. Kitack Lim’s address @ NIMS 2022:


1.  *On Maritime Security Gains.* 
“As we continue to look at ways the International Maritime Organization (IMO) can assist Nigeria, and other African member states, in increasing their maritime capabilities, I wish to use this opportunity to congratulate NIMASA for the successes recorded in reducing piracy and other maritime crimes in Nigeria’s territorial waters, and the Gulf of Guinea area, to record low levels”
“We understand that this has come about through NIMASA’s collaboration with the Nigerian Navy, as well as local and international partners and for this, we say congratulations”. 
2. *On Gender Diversity.* 
“Ladies and Gentlemen, when it comes to maritime personnel, we must all work to ensure that there is race and gender diversity in the maritime industry and as such, laws and policies promoting equality and diversity musy be pursued.”
“This in turn will make the career possibilities of future generations wishing to join the maritime family brighter”. 
3 *. On Women in Maritime.* 
“One of the most recent additions to the global maritime calender has been the addition of the first ever ‘International Day for Women in Maritime’ which would be celebrated for the first time next year. I hope you all would join us in marking this day meant to celebrate the contributions of women in the maritime industry”.

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