Enhanced Mandate for European Maritime Safety Agency Sees Provisional Agreement

Enhanced Mandate for European Maritime Safety Agency Sees Provisional Agreement

The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) is set to receive an updated mandate following a provisional agreement between the Council and the European Parliament. This agreement aims to align EMSA’s roles more accurately with the current and future needs of the maritime sector, with a particular focus on sustainability and environmental protection.

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