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E-bulletin Archive: 2025

Canadian Coast Guard – New tonnage

In 2019 Irving Shipbuilding Inc. from Halifax, Nova Scotia, was awarded the engineering design review contract for the Canadian Coast Guard’s Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS).  The plan is […]

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Message from the Secretary-General

I write within days of returning from the highly successful Council 02 held in Nice from 9 to 13 June, at the same time as the United Nations Ocean Conference […]

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IALA Council 02, Nice, France

The 2nd Session of the IALA Council was held from 9 to 13 June 2025 in Nice, France, alongside the United Nations Ocean Conference. The session opened with remarks from […]

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Althorpe Island Lighthouse commemoration

Earlier this year Althorpe Island Lighthouse celebrated 146 years of guiding ships around the Yorke Peninsula, South Australia, ensuring safe passage.  The lighthouse was first lit on 14 February 1879 […]

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Royal Sovereign Lighthouse removal

By Robert Race, Senior Project Engineer In the early hours of 6 November 2024, the final section of the central pillar of Royal Sovereign Lighthouse was successfully removed. The final […]

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ITU ICAO IMO Joint Statement

Protection of satellite navigation systems from interference Increasing incidents of interference with aviation, maritime and other satellite telecommunications services mean States need to urgently enhance their protection of a critical […]

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Message from the Secretary-General

Without doubt the General Assembly in Singapore was a huge success and I pay glowing tribute to our hosts the Maritime & Port Authority and our global membership who made […]

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Digitalization in the IALA Domain

Digitalization of the maritime domain is well underway Soon, all information exchange within our industry will be fully digital, with authorities expected to provide their services in digital formats whenever […]

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Workshop on Sustainability in AtoN Provision

IALA Workshop on Sustainability in Aids to Navigation Provision6–10 October 2025 | Dublin, Ireland https://events.iala.int/workshop-on-sustainability-in-aton-provision/ The International Organisation for Marine Aids to Navigation (IALA), in collaboration with Irish Lights, will […]

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One Fathom Bank Lighthouse modernisation

Ministry of Transport Malaysia and Malaysia Marine Department Position The One Fathom Bank Lighthouse, known in Malay as Rumah Api Permatang Sedepa, is a crucial maritime aid to navigation situated […]

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Major programme of  lighthouses restoration

Directorate-General of Coastal Safety Türkiye It is understood from Hurriyet Daily News on 5 February that Türkiye is undertaking a major restoration project to preserve its maritime heritage, with 488 […]

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Torres Strait:  Enhancement of aids to navigation

Maritime Safety Queensland Completion of Maritime Safety Queensland’s $3.9 million project to enhance the maritime aids to navigation (AtoN) network in the Torres Strait is a significant milestone, ensuring improved […]

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ELWIS GO!

Electronic Waterways Information Service (www.ELWIS.de) for Inland and coastal Users, commercial and pleasure crafts, going mobile: ELWIS go! Imagine you’re travelling on water by boat. The sun is shining, the […]

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