The final conference of the GUTTA project was in Opatija on March 9, 2022. The results and successes of the project were presented. Mr. Siniša Orlić, Director of Maritime Safety Directorate, Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure opened the conference, and after, the Steering Committee meeting was held.
The 109th session of the Assembly of the Croatian Shipowners' Association Mare Nostrum was held on February 25, 2022, at the premises of the Ministry of the Sea, Transport, and Infrastructure.
As the new Labor Act is in the draft, the status of seafarers needs to be determined. Also, the Association will be involved in amendments to the Accounting Act following the Strategy for the Adoption of the Euro.
Due to extraordinary circumstances between Ukraine and Russia, at the 110th electronic session of the Association, in agreement with the Croatian Seafarers' Union, a decision was made to accept the text for Amendments to the National Collective Agreement for Third Countries Seafarers on board of Croatia flag vessels in the International Shipping Trade (2021-2022).
We are happy to announce that the GUTTA-VISIR video tutorial is uploaded on the Youtube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qORsU-Jh_8&t=1s
Our leading partner, Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change has also created the playlist “GUTTA” to share all the visuals realized in the framework of the project:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqj_l70M-izDbphwcbe48JoJqi6dsJp-8
Enjoy the video!
The fourth meeting of the Steering Committee of our GUTTA project was held in November 2021. On All project partners participated as well as the European Maritime Safety Agency and the French National Center for Scientific Research.
At the meeting we presented the achievements, GUTTA-VISIR and what should we expect in the coming period.
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On January 1, 2024, Mrs. Ivona Anić Miklec took over the position of director of the Croatian Association of Shipowners Mare Nostrum. Under the leadership of the director, the association will continue to be a responsible social partner in collective negotiations with unions and will promote the interests of Croatian shipowners before all competent bodies of state administration and local and regional self-government, as well as before competent bodies at the international and EU level. In the coming period, the association will strongly support its members in the digital and green transition of their business on the way to sustainable shipping. The association will work on strengthening its identity and cooperation with related associations, as well as strengthening the position of Mare Nostrum under cover of its European family - the European Community Shipowners' Association (ECSA).
The Croatian Shipowners' Association Mare Nostrum organized an educational seminar on the subject of EU ETS on December 19, 2023, where the keynote address was given by Mr. Dino Kučić, specialist in fuel procurement and sustainable development - EMS/EnMS manager at Croatia Airlines.
The 123rd session of the Assembly was held on Monday, December 11, 2023, in the premises of the Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure in Zagreb. The session was attended by six members of the Association, and the guest of the session was Cap. Siniša Orlić.
On Thursday, September 28, 2023, the 120th session of the Assembly was held in the premises of Tankerska Plovidba in Zadar. The session was attended by nine members of the Association, and the guest of the session was a representative of the Agency for Coastal Line Maritime Transport.
Europan Shipping Summit was held in Brussels on 19-20 September 2023. Strategic importance of shipping and seafarers for the EU economy and security was emphasized as it transports more than 72% of the EU's external trade and secures the supply of essential goods such as food, energy, pharmaceuticals and raw materials. European shipping represents almost 40% of the global fleet. Important aspects of the green transition in shipping were discussed, such as low and zero carbon shipping, clean fuels, innovative technologies, vessel designs, as well as how adequate ship finance is key for implementation of sustainbility and achieving green transition and climate objectives.
On June 29, 2023, in the morning hours in Rijeka, on the premises of Jadrolinija, the Collective Agreement was signed for seafarers on ships that carry out transportation in coastal shipping.
The Vice President of the Government of the Republic of Croatia and the Minister of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure Oleg Butković, President of the Jadrolinija Board David Sopta, representatives of the Croatian Shipowners' Association Mare Nostrum, representatives of trade union partners and other esteemed guests were present at the ceremonial signing of the Agreement.
The signatories of the agreement are the Croatian Shipowners Association Mare Nostrum, the Croatian Seamen's Union and the Independent Croatian Passenger Ship Seamen's Union.
On Thursday, May 18, 2023, the 118th session of the Assembly of the Croatian Shipowners' Association Mare Nostrum was held at the premises of the Croatian Chamber of Commerce in Pula.
The meeting about the Supervision of Croatian ships in foreign ports by port state inspectors was held on April 4, 2023.
From 1 January 2023, Croatian Shipowners’ Association Mare Nostrum is a full member of the European Community Shipowners’ Association (ECSA).
Is it possible to improve and enhance maritime transport and, at the same time, contribute to reduce emissions in the field of mobility? The pathway towards a more sustainable ferry transportation can now benefit from a new and effective routing tool. This is thanks to the GUTTA project.