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Agbor Emmanuel Akung

Consultant martime affairs, lecturer transport & logistics

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Embracing a Risk-Based Approach to Maritime Security: The Foundation of ISPS CodeAs we navigate the complexities of global trade and maritime operations, one of the pivotal frameworks ensuring our safety is the ISPS Code. At its core lies a principle that resonates deeply with today's dynamic security landscape: the adoption of a risk-based approach.The International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS Code) champions a proactive stance against security threats by prioritizing risk assessment and tailored security measures. By shifting focus from generalized security practices to targeted strategies based on identified risks, the ISPS Code enables ports and ships to allocate resources effectively. This ensures that security efforts are not only robust but also adaptable to the ever-evolving nature of threats.Embracing a risk-based approach under the ISPS Code empowers stakeholders—from port authorities to shipping companies—to mitigate vulnerabilities effectively. It fosters a culture of preparedness, where preemptive measures are taken to safeguard against potential security breaches. This approach not only enhances the resilience of maritime infrastructure but also strengthens global supply chains by minimizing disruptions.As we continue to advance in technology and face new security challenges, the ISPS Code serves as a cornerstone of our collective efforts towards ensuring safe and secure maritime operations worldwide. It underscores the importance of collaboration, innovation, and continual improvement in maritime security practices.Let's embrace the ethos of the ISPS Code's risk-based approach as we strive for excellence in maritime security, driving towards a future where safety and efficiency go hand in hand. Together, we can uphold the highest standards of security and resilience in our interconnected world.#MaritimeSecurity #ISPSCode #RiskManagement #GlobalTrade #SupplyChainSecurity #ShippingIndustry

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