Turkish Maritime Union Takes Step for Decent Work in the Maritime Sector
The Turkish Maritime Union participated in a meeting organized by the ILO as part of its "Promoting Decent Work in the Maritime Sector Project." The meeting addressed Turkey's preparation process for the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC, 2006).

ANKARA – The Turkish Maritime Union (Türk Deniz-İş) participated in a crucial meeting aimed at improving working standards in the maritime sector. The "Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC, 2006) Turkey Preparation Meeting," held online as part of the International Labour Organization's (ILO) "Promoting Decent Work in the Maritime Sector Project," was a significant event for the union.
The meeting was attended by Türk Deniz-İş President İrfan Mete and union experts, who assessed the current state of Turkey's maritime sector and its adaptation process to MLC 2006. This preparatory meeting is seen as a vital step toward integrating Turkey into international maritime standards and improving the working conditions of seafarers.
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