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Learn more about the Philippines’ efforts to seek Iran’s assistance in securing the release of 18 Filipino crew members who were aboard an oil tanker seized in the Gulf of Oman. The Department of Foreign Affairs is actively working towards their safe return with the support of the Iranian Embassy in Manila.
Read more about the threats faced by Filipino seafarers due to the Israel-Gaza conflict and the global maritime industry. Senator Imee Marcos warns of the attacks on cargo ships and the impact on shipping companies, potentially leading to job losses for Filipino seafarers. Learn about the importance of addressing these challenges to protect the livelihoods of Filipino migrant workers.
Read more about the resignation of Fabia as Marina administrator and the progress made in securing a global platform for Filipino seafarers and maritime industries. Deputy Administrator Dinopol will take over until a new administrator is appointed.
Learn more about the government’s efforts to negotiate the release of 17 Filipino seafarers who have been taken hostage by Houthi rebels. President Marcos canceled his trip to a climate change conference to prioritize the safety of his countrymen. Find out the latest developments in this hostage situation and its implications for international maritime security.
Learn more about the government’s efforts to negotiate the release of 17 Filipino seafarers who have been taken hostage by Houthi rebels. President Marcos canceled his trip to prioritize the hostage situation and apologized to the Filipino community in the UAE. Find out more about the ongoing tensions in the Red Sea and the implications for international maritime security.
Read more about President Marcos’ commitment to securing the release of 17 Filipino seafarers held hostage by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. Learn about the government’s efforts and the cancellation of Marcos’ trip to the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
