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Thailand Re-elected to Chair IMO Facilitation Committee for Fourth Consecutive TermLondon — At the 50th session of the I...
31/03/2026

Thailand Re-elected to Chair IMO Facilitation Committee for Fourth Consecutive Term

London — At the 50th session of the International Maritime Organization’s Facilitation Committee (FAL 50), held from 23–27 March 2026, Member States advanced a series of measures aimed at strengthening the efficiency, safety and digitalisation of global maritime transport.

Key discussions centred on amendments to the FAL Convention, the continued rollout of Maritime Single Window systems, cybersecurity measures, passenger and crew data management, and the development of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS). The Committee also reviewed updated guidance to combat illicit drug trafficking at sea and prevent stowaway incidents, alongside further enhancements to the IMO Compendium on Facilitation and Electronic Business — reinforcing efforts to improve interoperability and streamline global maritime procedures.

Amidst this backdrop, Mr Watchara Chiemanukulkit of Thailand’s Marine Department was elected Chair of the Facilitation Committee for the 2027 term, marking his fourth consecutive appointment. Nominated by Germany and supported by Ecuador, Indonesia and the Russian Federation, the re-election underscores Thailand’s sustained engagement and growing leadership within the IMO.

Thailand’s sustained engagement in the IMO reflects its commitment to strengthening international cooperation and enhancing national maritime facilitation standards in line with global best practice. This continued participation supports the development of efficient, secure and sustainable maritime transport systems capable of responding to the evolving demands of global trade.

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IMO Assembly 33rd session
08/12/2023

IMO Assembly 33rd session

Happy World Maritime Day 2023   “MARPOL at 50- Our commitment goes on”
29/09/2023

Happy World Maritime Day 2023 “MARPOL at 50- Our commitment goes on”

World Maritime Day 2023Happy World Maritime day and celebrates the 50th anniversary of MARPOL Convention. āļ§āļąāļ™āļ—āļēāļ‡āļ—āļ°āđ€āļĨāđ‚āļĨāļ ...
28/09/2023

World Maritime Day 2023

Happy World Maritime day and celebrates the 50th anniversary of MARPOL Convention.

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26/09/2023

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"🌊 Excited for ! ðŸšĒ Join us LIVE to celebrate World Maritime Day 2023. Moving Forward, Reducing GHG! 🌍 Let's bend the curve together for a sustainable, green future! ðŸŒą

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Thailand celebrates World Maritime Day
26/09/2023

Thailand celebrates World Maritime Day

On September 19, 2566, Mr. Puripat Thirakulpisut, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Port Security, presided o...
20/09/2023

On September 19, 2566, Mr. Puripat Thirakulpisut, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Port Security, presided over the opening ceremony of the IMO Regional Training Course for Port Facility Security Auditors. The training was held from September 19 to 22, 2566, at the Waterfront Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. This training program was organiāļŦed through collaboration between the Marine Department and the International Maritime Organisation (IMO).

Participants from Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Cambodia, and Thailand, totaling 27 people, attended the training. The aim was to enhance the capabilities of personnel involved in the inspection and assessment of port facility security, as well as the implementation of international agreements related to maritime safety, including the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Chapter 11-2 and the ISPS Code.

The Marine Department, as the primary agency responsible for overseeing international maritime cargo transport, continuously prioritises security both on ships and in port facilities. This ensures that the core of the nation's economy, which relies heavily on sea transportation of goods, remains unimpeded and free from various security threats. The training program was a result of IMO's proposal to assist in organising training in several areas related to maritime safety and port security activities, aiming to strengthen Thailand's maritime security capabilities and provide knowledge and skills to personnel involved in security operations in the maritime and port sectors.

Further Information, please contact Marine Safety and Environmental Bureau, Marine Department

"Sailing towards a sustainable future, inspiring women in maritime."On International Day for Women in Maritime, Thailand...
18/05/2023

"Sailing towards a sustainable future, inspiring women in maritime."

On International Day for Women in Maritime, Thailand emphasises the global partnership for maritime sustainability, celebrating the contributions of women in this vital industry. Let's break barriers, empower women, and build a more inclusive maritime world together.


27/03/2023
Congratulations to Thailand ðŸ‡đ🇭 🎉Mr. Watchara Chiemanukulkit, Maritime AttachÃĐ of Thailand was nominated to be a Chair of...
20/03/2023

Congratulations to Thailand ðŸ‡đ🇭 🎉
Mr. Watchara Chiemanukulkit, Maritime AttachÃĐ of Thailand was nominated to be a Chair of Facilitation Committee (FAL Committee) of IMO for 2024. This is a first significant position and step of Thailand in the IMO as an IMO Council Member. Current priority of FAL Commitee is to push forward the development of international maritime facilitation and encourages the use of Maritime Single Window for data exchange mandatory in ports around the world which is expected to enter into force on 1 January 2024. As a chair of FAL Committee, we, THAILAND, will dedicate our best to reach common interest of member states and organization goal.

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