On 29 July 2014 a collective bargaining agreement was signed between Fedil –Shipping representing the employers in the maritime sector and both OGB-L and LCGB as labour unions representing the employees.

Registration taxes adapted

All hands on deck for KPMG Luxembourg shipping conference.

Landlocked Luxembourg sets sail for shipping success.

Visite d'un navire

Together with law firm OPF Partners and the Luxembourg University, the Luxembourg Maritime Cluster organized a conference on the prerogatives of the flag state on November 26th. This is was a dual-purpose initiative: on the one hand, and given the fact that it is vital for the future of the Luxembourg maritime sector to continue to be able to line up local expertise, we wanted to open up new horizons for the students invited from the Greater Region (Luxembourg and Nancy) and on the other hand were willing to inform the stakeholders of the prerogatives and duties of the state, especially in the context of the Maritime Labour Convention.

In 2013 Luxembourg will again participate with an official booth at the Monaco Yacht Show, the most prestigious pleasure boat show in the world.

Circular CAM 04/2013 on the launch of a joint concentrated inspection campaign (CIC) on propulsion and auxiliary machinery by the Paris and the Tokyo MOUs has been issued.

The MLC, 2006 for ships flying the Luxembourg flag has entered into force on 20 August 2013.

On the 27 March 2013, an LCGB delegation met with Robert Biwer, Government Commissioner for maritime affairs and with Marc Siuda, CAM's quality manager.