Ports of Ukraine

From January to November 2024, Ukraine imported goods worth $63.6 billion and exported $38.3 billion.

An analysis of the Unified State Register of Court Decisions from January 1 to June 30, 2024, shows that 98.5% of lawsuits filed to challenge the customs valuation of goods…

The global leader in maritime transportation has refused to dock at the port of Odesa due to customs actions.

A missile strike on a port in Odessa Oblast severely damaged the Shui Spirit, a vessel under the Panama flag, and crippled the container terminal. The ship was servicing the…

The Rada has renamed the city of Yuzhne in Odesa Oblast to Pivdenne, rejecting the initially proposed name of Port-Annental. The idea to rename the city of Yuzhne in Odesa…

This article explores the various types of software that have become integral to maritime operations, offering insights into their functionalities, applications, and the challenges they address

To address challenges, various international organizations have established safety standards for international shipping, aimed at ensuring the safety and security of ships, crews, and cargo.

The International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) is a treaty developed by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to establish minimum safety standards for ships.

Compliance with these documents is mandatory for all ships and maritime organizations that operate internationally.

To stay relevant, seaports need to develop effective marketing strategies that will attract and retain customers.