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Business > Maritime
Marina grants one-year validity extension to expired shipping certificates
By Genivi Verdejo
Apr 13, 2022 12:03 am

THE Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) has extended by one-year the validity of expiring and expired accreditation certificates of domestic shipping operators and maritime enterprises.

The directive covers accreditation certificates issued according to Marina Circular (MC) 186, Domestic Shipping (DS)-2020-02 and 2006-003.

The Marina head office in South Harbor, Manila. FILE PHOTO

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