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Today, we celebrate World Maritime Day, and on this special occasion, we would like to highlight the theme of "MARPOL Convention 50th Anniversary - Continued". This theme gathers attention to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL Convention), which is an important legal tool for protecting the marine environment and covers various aspects of preventing ship pollution of the ocean. world maritime day Background of the MARPOL Convention The MARPOL Convention is an important international agreement of 1969, fully known as the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, and its goal is to reduce and prevent marine pollution from ships. The importance of this convention cannot be underestimated, as the ocean is one of the most precious resources on Earth, and polluting the ocean can cause serious damage to the entire ecosystem. Key aspects of the MARPOL Convention The MARPOL Convention covers various types of pollution, including oil pollution, chemical pollution, garbage pollution, and ship wastewater discharge. It establishes strict standards and rules that require ships to take measures during operations to minimize adverse impacts on the marine environment. In addition, the convention also stipulates additional protection measures for specific regions (such as polar regions) to better protect these fragile ecosystems. Collaborative cooperation SIOETC is a governing unit of the International Organization for Oil Spill Control (ISCO) and a member of the International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF), celebrating World Maritime Day together. SIOETC's commitment to HSE, health, safety, and environmental protection in the field of marine engineering continues to promote and develop marine technology and culture globally. The International Organization for Oil Spill Control (ISCO) aims to enhance global preparedness and cooperation in response to oil and chemical spills, promote technological development and professional capabilities, and provide the knowledge and experience of oil spill control professionals to the International Maritime Organization, the Environment Programme, the European Community, and other organizations. The International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) is a charitable and public welfare non-governmental international organization aimed at preventing loss of life, promoting water safety, and providing disaster relief in both maritime and inland waters worldwide. Its mission is to promote international cooperation, information exchange, research and development, and advisory services among maritime search and rescue institutions around the world, and to encourage and promote the establishment and development of maritime search and rescue services in various countries around the world; Promote and enhance public education and awareness of water safety. move on On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the MARPOL Convention, we should review past achievements, but more importantly, we should continue to move forward. Protecting the marine environment is a long-term and sustained mission that requires joint global efforts. Governments, shipping companies, crew members, and marine research institutions all play important roles in jointly implementing the provisions of the MARPOL Convention. Finally, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who silently contributed to the International Ocean Engineering Training Center. It is with your support that we can continue to promote the spirit of the MARPOL Convention, train more marine professionals, and better protect our marine environment. 国际海洋培训中心 The International Ocean Engineering Training Center (SIOETC), established in 2018, is a state-owned private mixed system international standardized safety training center. The center is committed to serving China's basic national policy of "the the Belt and Road", combining international advanced training experience and management experience, and meeting the standards certification of many international and domestic organizations. At present, the center is a member unit of the China Emergency Management Association, a science popularization base of the China Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, a member unit of the China Diving and Rescue Industry Association, and a member unit of the China Marine Industry Alliance; The OPITO Certification Training Center of the International Offshore Oil Industry Training Organization, the GWO Certification Training Center of the Global Wind Energy Organization, the CDSA and PADI Diving Training Certification Center, and the Co-TECC International Tactical Emergency Medical Committee Certification Training Center. 
