Press Release
Belize has successfully concluded its participation in the 34th Session of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Assembly, strategically strengthening its influence on the global maritime stage.
The Ministry of Public Utilities, Energy & Logistics is proud to highlight the delegation’s effective reaffirmation of our national commitment to a secure, safe, and environmentally sustainable maritime sector.
Hon. Michel Chebat, Minister of Public Utilities, Energy & Logistics, delivered a pivotal National Statement on behalf of Belize. His address articulated key policy priorities, emphasizing:
- Global Shipping Stability: The necessity of maintaining stability and resilience across international shipping operations.
- Seafarer Welfare: The paramount importance of protecting and supporting the world’s seafarers.
- Coordinated Action: The urgent need for robust, international collaboration to address maritime security and complex environmental challenges.
Furthermore, Minister Chebat underscored Belize’s firm support for the IMO’s ambitious efforts towards establishing a fair, inclusive, and achievable pathway to net-zero emissions.
We formally recognize the expertise and dedication of the Belizean delegation representing our nation’s interests:
- Hon. Michel Chebat, Minister of Public Utilities, Energy & Logistics
- H.E. Ms. Cherie Nisbet, High Commissioner of Belize to the UK
- Mr. Kaylon Young, Ports Commissioner
- Mr. Eduardo Simon, Director of Technical & Seafarer Services
- Mr Anique Sabal, Technical & Seafarer Manager
The Ministry remains resolute in its commitment to advancing strategic national policies and fostering international partnerships that safeguard our citizens, protect our environment, and ensure the reliability of the global maritime supply chain.
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Press Release Belize has successfully concluded its participation in the 34th Session of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Assembly, strategically strengthening its influence on the global maritime stage. The Ministry of Public Utilities, Energy & Logistics is proud to highlight the delegation’s effective reaffirmation of our national commitment to a secure, safe, and environmentally sustainable
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