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The EU maritime industry can finally breathe a sigh of relief and savour a much needed victory for common sense.

Act XXXI of 2019, enacted on the 6th of December 2019, effected several amendments to the procedure of execution of the ‘Warrant of Arrest of Sea Vessels'

In recent months, the Tonnage Regulations (Subsidiary Legislation 234.19) underwent minor developments through the Tonnage (Amendment) Regulations (Legal Notice 165 of 2021)...

Transport Malta has recently published the Commercial Yacht – Pleasure Yacht Changeover Guidelines, which are in line with the requirements of the Malta Commercial Yacht Code.

Matthew Attard and Jan Rossi have contributed their insights about the current climate in Malta's shipping industry in a country-focused article published by Ship Management International.

Our Yachting Industry Experts, Dr Rachel Genovese, Assistant Manager Business and Regulated Industries and Dr Edward Meli, Business & Corporate Advisor, will be attending The Palma International Boat Show...

As reported in our article of the 11th of February 2019, the the Court of Appeal delivered a groundbreaking judgment on the 8th of February 2019.

The Merchant Shipping Directorate has recently issued a Shipping Notice dealing with ships entering US Ports.

The Malta Flag Administration has recently published a "Technical Notice to Ship Owners, Ship Operators, Managers, Masters, Owners' Representatives and Recognised Organisations" revisiting the procedure that is to be followed when filing International Safety Management (ISM) declaration forms at the Malta Registry of Ships.

Vessel M.V. Barzan has been registered under the Malta flag, as revealed by Transport Malta. This vessel belongs to the United Arab Ship Company and it is also the largest on their fleet.

Transport Malta CEO James Piscopo stated that the entity is set on turning Malta into a significant industry player.

For the tenth consecutive time, Malta was elected to the Council of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), which is the UN organization that regulates the maritime field.

For the 13th consecutive term, Malta has been re-elected to the Council of the International Maritime Organisation, during its Assembly held earlier this Month.

The Maltese Merchant Shipping Directorate (the "Directorate") has issued a Commercial Yachting Notice, to remind all the stakeholders that in accordance with Section 17...

Transport Malta enacted the Small Commercial Yacht Code (sCYC) on March 20, 2024, through a Commercial Yachting Notice (CY12).

On the 19th of June, Malta, together with six other countries signed the United Nations (UN) Convention on the International Effects of Judicial Sales of Ships...

As reported this week by Maltese newspaper The Malta Independent, over 6,600 ships are registered in Malta under the Merchant Shipping Act.