It's #InternationalWomensDay To help close the gender gap,  IMO is building a bank of images of #WomenInMaritime where everyone can source quality and realistic photos for use in news stories, social media, brochures and more. Access the photos here : https://t.co/oi0H4J92OX pic.twitter.com/SWRUFQCpOf

— IMO (@IMOHQ) March 8, 2023

The movement of containers can facilitate the start & spread of pests to communities around the world, risking agriculture, forestry & natural resources. Everyone in the supply chain must work together to stop the transfer of pests. #Safety
Read more: https://t.co/flZFCQq1wK pic.twitter.com/5BJrzr4NoN

— World Shipping Council (@WSC_shipping) March 3, 2023

IMO is 75 today! Look back into the rich history of the Organization and its past achievements in this video.https://t.co/Uxa5PkxJkS #IMO75 #Anniversary pic.twitter.com/lII3m9T4fi

— IMO (@IMOHQ) March 6, 2023

Read @ShipFed President Chris Hall’s comments on lack of evidence to support exorbitant increase in US Great Lakes pilotage fees https://t.co/ak3HVmWOeZ

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) March 3, 2023

IMO launches Türkiye/Syria earthquake fundraising appeal: https://t.co/Qri4ZMmhDy pic.twitter.com/lXCSqQhkGQ

— IMO (@IMOHQ) March 1, 2023

IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim has said the IMO Membership and he personally remain deeply concerned about the ships and most importantly the seafarers that remain stranded in Ukrainian ports in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov since 24 Feb 2022: https://t.co/4Da8ewYX0m pic.twitter.com/W7gYDbTsMy

— IMO (@IMOHQ) February 24, 2023

Great infographic from @IMOHQ on new international measures for reducing GHG emissions from ships #decarbonization https://t.co/qYj961QOH4

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) February 17, 2023

Investing in Canada’s supply chains must also include implementation of maritime single window, as per the January 1/2024 deadline set by @IMOHQ . Canada can’t afford to be left behind and @Transport_gc must lead on this issue! https://t.co/6YduzEn2Bn

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) February 14, 2023