Guyana Deposits 11 International Maritime Organization Instruments
Guyana’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom Hamley Case recently deposited 11 international instruments of accession at the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
This exercise comes on the heels of Guyana’s recent ratification of 12 international instruments pertaining to the development of the maritime sector and the oil and gas industries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated.
According to the Ministry, the treaties, which were ratified in November 2018, ranging from the prevention of pollution from ships and dumping waste at sea to a maritime labour convention that establishes seafarers right to decent work conditions.
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