New plan for Philippine maritime schools to ensure EU acceptance
Today, Monday, the Philippine government unveiled a new plan to improve the country's many maritime schools, aimed at securing their acceptance by the EU. This happens on the day before two EU envoys arrive in Manila to perform another review of the schools.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
MANILA: The Philippine government and the country's maritime authorities, MARINA, presented a new plan on Monday that will, hopefully, secure the EU's approval of the country's maritime schools and training of the approximately 50,000 mariners who graduate from them every year.
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