Day of the Seafarer

Day of the Seafarer Quick Facts - NZ

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2022 Date	25 June 2022
2023 Date	25 June 2023

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Day of the Seafarer in 2022

Saturday, 25 Jun

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Day of the Seafarer History

Day of the Seafarer commemorates and recognizes the importance of transportation of objects by sea. The International Maritime Organization states that ships transport around 90% of all goods in the world. This observance was first celebrated by the International Maritime Organization in 2010. The organization declared that every June 25th would be the Day of the Seafarer.

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International Day of the Seafarer- June 25! Maritime NZ celebrates the work of so many seafarers around the globe. It also supports through work to improve health and safety in the maritime sector, and participation in international negotiations to improve working conditions. https://t.co/DyAsNHWQNK
— Maritime New Zealand (Nō te rere moana Aotearoa) (@MaritimeNZ) June 25, 2022

"Thought is the wind, knowledge the sail, and mankind the vessel." - August Hare Thoughts to ponder as we voyage through life. Have a great Saturday, #ADNFAM! #ALDUBatADNVoyage * 25 June is Day of the Seafarer. https://t.co/3guxqEAxH7
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Updated 05:12 Cruise Lines Celebrate Day of the Seafarer

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Message of Cyprus Shipping Deputy Minister for the “Day of the Seafarer” – Cyprus supports the Seafarers with actions

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Day of the Seafarer 2022 - Your voyage - then and now, share your journey

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Years After MLC's Passage, Seafarer Abandonment Persists at High Rate

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Day of the Seafarer Facts & Quotes

The theme for Day of the Seafarer in 2022 was Your voyage - then and now, share your journey.
According to the International Maritime Organization's 2021 Day of the Seafarer poll, the areas in most need of improvement were:
1) Working conditions
2) Salaries
3) Training
4) Safety on board
Hundreds of thousands of seafarers are still working at sea beyond their contracted time and equal numbers are facing financial difficulties, desperate to relieve crew on ships and start earning wages again International Maritime Organization, 2021

Day of the Seafarer Top Events and Things to Do

Learn more about the issues seafarers are facing.
Browse the International Maritime Organization's publications and learn more about the maritime industry and seafarers.
Watch the 2020 Day of the Seafarer video if you missed it. Seafarers have been on the frontlines of the Covid-19 pandemic. They have played an essential role in maintaining the flow of vital goods such as food, medicine, and medical supplies.