The mission of ASMI is to serve and represent the interests of the marine industry in Singapore.

BIMCO is the world's largest private shipping organization with 2,720 members world-wide.

An organization of independent, cargo supervision and planning consultants, serving the needs of ship operators and charterers along the West Coast of North America.

The BMEA, a member of the British Marine Industries Federation, exists to provide boat owners with a guaranteed level of quality service and support.

Non-profit organization supporting its members in the shipping industry.

IMCA represents offshore diving, marine, underwater engineering, ROV and survey companies, particularly in the areas of health, safety and environment; and technical standards.

IMO is the United Nations' specialized agency responsible for improving maritime safety and preventing pollution from ships.

Provides extensive information on the ISU and other member companies, including sections on salvage: an overview, casualty salvage, pollution defence, and world salvage directory.

Serving seafarers throughout the world since 1756. Sea training, continuing professional education, marine lending library service.

Coalition of companies joined together in support of the U.S. domestic marine shipping industry.

An organization open to all Norwegian companies involved in the maritime industry. lts several hundreds members comprise both employers and employees of maritime companies.

The official website for the National Merchant Navy Association. Find news, information, forum and events.

The National Marine Propeller Association is the only organization in the world committed to excellence in marine propeller repair and manufacturing.

NRG has been linking researchers, collectors, and builders of the highest quality ship models for fifty years. Members share a common dedication to learning about ships and maritime history through academic research, as applied and expressed in the process of ship model building and other artistic and academic endeavors.

The Panama Canal, with its unique location at the narrowest point between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, has had a far- reaching effect on world economic and commercial developments throughout most of this century.