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New OCIMF Information Paper – Guidelines for Transiting the Turkish Straits xinde marine news 2021-03-26 09:52


The Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF) has today published an updated edition of the information paper Guidelines for Transiting the Turkish Straits.
 
The Turkish Straits present a unique navigational challenge. To help the development of company risk assessments for companies operating in this area, OCIMF has updated theGuidelines for Transiting the Turkish Straits (published in 2007) and provided additional guidance. This information paper considers new and updated regulations and traffic systems, outlines risks of, and recommendations for, transiting the Turkish Straits to safety of navigation.
 
OCIMF Managing Director Robert Drysdale said, “It’s difficult to imagine a more congested stretch of water with the potential to cause serious environmental impact in the event of an incident. Preparation and implementation of a robust transit plan is critical for the Turkish Straits. These updated guidelines will provide some assistance to operators in planning their transit.”
 
The paper is available and free to download from www.ocimf.org.


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