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What is the SOLAS Convention (Marine Safety Convention)?

Background of strengthening port security measures

Last Updated March 5, 2019

 The SOLAS Convention (Marine Life Safety Convention) is an international treaty established following the 1912 Titanic Marine Accident and aims to ensure the safety of ships.
 The Convention was amended in December 2002, and it became mandatory to strengthen security measures for ocean-going vessels and port facilities.
(Please refer to the website of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (http://www.mlit.go.jp/kaiji/imo/imo0001_.html) (external site) for the history of the SOLAS Convention.

Background of strengthening port security measures

Overview of Strengthening Security Measures
(Please refer to the website of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (http://www.mlit.go.jp/seisakutokatsu/solas/index2.html) (external site) for details on the development of domestic laws in response to the revision of the SOLAS Convention.)

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Facility Management Division, Port Management Department, Port and Harbor Bureau

Telephone: 045-671-7083

Telephone: 045-671-7083

Fax: 045-662-6565

Email address: kw-shisetsu@city.yokohama.lg.jp

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