IMO will for the first time work from an exact strategy
The UN International Maritime Organization has adopted a concrete strategy for the organization's work for the first time. The strategy includes seven guiding points and three principles which will be thought into all aspects of the work, Jesper Loldrup, Head of the Office of the Secretary-General's Policy and Planning Unit, tells ShippingWatch.
A new strategy for the International Maritime Organization, IMO, will break from the historically very wide focus employed by the UN's maritime body.
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