IMO maritime security training took place for Libyan port facility security officers, managers and designated authority officials, from 18-22 August, reports Sea News.
Training delivered in two languages
The workshop, delivered in English and in Arabic, aims to assist the Libyan Government in enhanced security risk assessments and controls on maritime transport through its territory.
Who are attending the workshop?
Fifteen officers in charge of port security from ports across the country attended. The count includes five from the national maritime security committee in charge of oversight the implementation of the Code in the country.
What is the training on?
Participants were trained on
- how to perform their duties in line with SOLAS Chapter XI-2,
- the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS Code), and
- related guidance.
- Also being taught to train other officials with similar responsibilities.
Enables IMO to assess current skill level
The workshop also helped the IMO team to understand the level of knowledge and existing skills among the officials – with a view to assessing capacity and suitability of potential follow-up assistance.
The event was organized at the request of the President of the Libyan Port and Maritime Transport Authority, and held in neighboring Tunisia.
Did you subscribe to our daily newsletter?
It’s Free! Click here to Subscribe!
Source: SeaNews
