World Maritime Day in 2021

World Maritime Day Quick Facts - AU 2021

ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:20	#WorldMaritimeDay
Related Hashtags	#Maritime, #Seafarers, #PakistanBlueEconomy, #Shipping
2021 Date	30 September 2021
2022 Date	29 September 2022

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World Maritime Day in

Thursday, 30 Sep

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World Maritime Day in 2021

World Maritime Day seeks to raise awareness about international maritime industries and celebrate their work toward the global economy. This day focuses on shipping safety, maritime security, and protection of the marine environment.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Maritime Day - in 2021

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Today is World Maritime Day Seafarers are uniquely important to Australia's economic and national security. 99 per cent of our imports and exports of goods, including fuel, are dependent on maritime trade. Thank you to seafarers for keeping Australia moving! @MaritimeUnionAU https://t.co/C3rmSt7e2I
— Catherine King MP (@CatherineKingMP) September 29, 2021

WORLD MARITIME DAY 99 per cent of our imports and exports of goods, including fuel, rely on shipping. Having more Australian seafarers working on more Australian ships is vital to our economic sovereignty and national security. #WorldMaritimeDay #auspol #politas https://t.co/LPQfgvVINY
— Carol Brown (@SenCarolBrown) September 30, 2021

You know we love a theme, so in honor of World Maritime Day we are going to play songs that have something to do with the sea. So join us on @JOY949 at 1pm today. Listen via the joy app or I❤️radio or if you miss the show, you can catch up on our podcast. #livinginthe70s https://t.co/Emrx9NGmHU
— Living In The 70s (@70sLiving) September 25, 2021

It's World Maritime Day! Today we celebrate the seafarers who work day and night to keep our vessels functioning at the highest level, performing life-changing surgeries, and strengthening healthcare infrastructure in Africa. #Volunteer #WorldMaritimeDay #MercyShips https://t.co/Y2k368v384
— Mercy Ships Australia (@mercyshipsau) September 29, 2021

This year, on #WorldMaritimeDay the MUA calls on the Australian Government to improve conditions for seafarers and stevedores and to restore Australian shipping so that we can remain self-reliant in a crisis” #ausunions #auspol #WMD2021 https://t.co/i5CZGEbaHs https://t.co/pxF3UrqNlZ
— MUA (@MaritimeUnionAU) September 29, 2021

Ahoy. Today be World Maritime Day 'n t' celebrate we’ll be sharin' a few maritime-themed posts wit' ye today. https://t.co/b6QIganXG1
— State Library of South Australia (@SLSA) September 29, 2021

Nauti-Craft celebrates World Maritime Day. Our tender vessels provide a much safer transfer ability than conventional cruise tenders, reducing risk and increasing the number of passengers able to disembark the vessel during open water stopovers Contact info@nauti-craft.com https://t.co/LTRECw5EA2
— NautiCraft (@suspensionboats) September 30, 2021

World Maritime Day . . Designed by Sudharshana . . #maritime #Seaforce #Maritimeindustry https://t.co/T2oUfdSqEp
— The Guindy Times (@guindytimes) September 25, 2021

World Maritime Day is being observed by @MaritimeGovPK. The theme of World Maritime Day 2021 is "Seafarers: at the core of shipping's future". The seminar seeks to increase the visibility of seafarers by recognizing their contribution to international trade. #PakistanBlueEconomy https://t.co/dptExlfFTp
— Dr Usman Liaqat Mian (@DrUsmanLiaqatM2) September 30, 2021

#WorldMaritimeDay Today 🇧🇪Belgium and 🇦🇺Australia are celebrating “World Maritime Day”, underlining the crucial importance of maritime shipping 🛳🚢, seafarers and free navigation. https://t.co/UZVWsACeMf Photo by Frans Van Heerden from @pexels https://t.co/l1u4edLhPz
— Belgium in Australia (@BelgiuminAUS) September 30, 2021