On 24 June, Nigeria’s[GN1] President Muhammadu Buhari signed a law to improve security in Nigerian waters. The new “Suppression of Piracy and other Maritime Offences Bill” aims to ensure safe and secure shipping at sea, prosecute infractions and criminalise piracy. Nigeria officially becomes the first country in the Gulf of Guinea to promulgate a standalone…
On 25 August 2016, the Third Annual Reunion of the High Council for the Sea (HCM) took place in Lome. The HCM is an organisation which aims at developing a response to coordinate the services in the Togolese maritime domain and answer to the need of the society (and of the market) in terms of…
The social networks are the best way to enhance the visibility of project activities and relay information related to maritime security issues. The EU CRIMARIO Project has opened new accounts on the two of the most visited social media: Twitter and LinkedIn. The two pages will allow the readers to be updated with the…
