AMP-K officials formally presented to the DG Kenya Maritime Authority, the AMP-K REPORT ON STATUS OF SEAFARER TRAINING IN KENYA. A thorough examination of the subject, providing both OBSERVATIONS and recommended CORRECTIVE ACTIONS on various Technical, Regulatory and Policy issues.
The team, led by the President – Capt. Suleiman Bakari, comprised of Mr. Talib Ibrahim (VP Nautical and Head of Secretariat), Mr. Ben Okeri (Secretary) and Capt. Ali Mohamed (AMP-K Fellows Forum). Chief Marine Engineer David Kariuki (AMP-K Fellows Forum) was absent with apology.
The ongoing public Go-to-Sea Campaign must of necessity be complemented by robust and quality seafarer training in Kenya.
AMP-K stands ready to join hands with stakeholders in support of attainment of our national goals.
On invitation from KMA, AMP-K joined Seafarers, METIs (BMA, TUM, JKUAT, KCNP), SUK and other stakeholders in observing the ‘International Day of the Seafarer’ (Held Internationally on 25th June).
This year’s theme ‘Ocean Worth Protecting’ was set by IMO to complement this year’s World Maritime Day theme ‘MARPOL At 50 – Our Commitment Goes On’. Accordingly, AMP-K made a presentation to acknowledge and appreciated the exceptional role played by Seafarers in protecting the marine environment. AMP-K highlighted the importance of quality training of Seafarers in Kenya in conformance with global standards to build a reputable brand of Seafarers.
AMP-K was represented by Mr. Talib Ibrahim, our VP Nautical and Head of Secretariat, Mr. Ben Okeri, Our Secretary, and Capt. Suleiman Bakari
President, AMP-K
