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123/A, Miranda City Likaoli Prikano, Dope
+0989 7876 9865 9
+(090) 8765 86543 85
info@example.com
example.mail@hum.com
Addressing the
gathering, Shri Sushil Mansing Khopde, IPS, Additional Director General of
Shipping, shared strategic insights on the evolving challenges faced by RPSL
holders in a dynamic global maritime environment. His address focused on
enhancing regulatory compliance, improving transparency in recruitment
processes, and reinforcing the protection of seafarers’ rights.
The session highlighted critical regulatory concerns,
including adherence to established compliance standards, prevention of
fraudulent recruitment practices, and the importance of maintaining accurate
documentation and reporting systems. Shri Khopde emphasized the need for
ethical recruitment mechanisms aligned with international maritime conventions
and best practices, thereby safeguarding the dignity and welfare of Indian
seafarers.
Underscoring the importance of collaborative
governance, he called for stronger coordination between regulators, RPSL
agencies, and industry stakeholders to ensure seamless monitoring and
enforcement. He also stressed the role of digital monitoring mechanisms and
data-driven oversight to enhance accountability, prevent malpractices, and
improve service delivery.
The symposium
further deliberated on capacity-building initiatives aimed at empowering RPSL
holders with updated regulatory knowledge, technological tools, and
standardized operating procedures. The roadmap discussed during the session
envisions strengthening India’s maritime manpower framework while enhancing the
global credibility of Indian seafarer recruitment systems.
The event reaffirmed the Directorate General of
Shipping’s commitment to safeguarding seafarers’ welfare and promoting
transparent, ethical, and globally compliant recruitment practices. By fostering dialogue and shared responsibility, the
symposium marked a significant step toward reinforcing robust maritime
governance and ensuring sustainable growth of India’s seafaring community.
