Mustafa Öztaşkın Wins FONASBA Young Agent/Broker Award: A Testament to Excellence in Maritime Operations

At Zeymarine, we are thrilled to announce that Mustafa Öztaşkın, our Compliance Manager, has been awarded the prestigious FONASBA Young Ship Agent/Broker of the Year Award for 2024. This international recognition highlights Mustafa’s dedication to upholding the highest standards of compliance and quality management in ship agency operations, a critical aspect of global maritime logistics.   The…

Maritime Trends: Marine Robotics

The oceans may seem serene to you, that is, until you get below the surface, of course. A quiet revolution is brewing there, one that involves fleets of mechanical explorers.   Robotic underwater vehicles, such as ROVs (Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicles), AUVs (Autonomous Underwater Vehicles), and USVs (Unmanned Surface Vessels), are valuable underwater instruments with…

Port Cities: Mersin

Mersin is the next stop on this journey to port cities. Mersin, one of the most important ports of the Mediterranean, has an intriguing call with its historical and visual richness.   History of Mersin     There are two commonly acknowledged theories regarding the origin of the name Mersin. Firstly, the Myrtus-Mersin tree, which…

History of Submarines

Humanity has long had an ambition to discover and conquer the underwater realm. What is the history of submarines, then? Come with us for an underwater adventure.   Legends and Myths About Underwater Vehicles     A well-known historical legend centers around Alexander the Great. Nearly two millennia after the incident, the Mughal poet Amir…

World Records About Ships

Who of us is not intrigued by the world records? The epitome of engineering and ingenuity, these maritime brutes have etched their names into the watery fabric of history. Let’s learn about them.    First Vessel   The oldest known vessel is a pine logboat, also known as a dugout, which was discovered in Pesse,…

Port Cities: Alexandria

Bride of the Mediterranean is our next destination on our journey to the port cities. Named after its founder Alexander the Great, the city is the cradle of history and trade. In Alexandria, the past and present coexist harmoniously. Let’s explore the city and its historic port.   History of Port of Alexandria    …

Cabotage Day

For Turkish people, 1 July is not just any day; it’s the major celebration known as Cabotage Day, a colourful tribute to maritime sovereignty celebrated with devotion.   What is Cabotage?   The word “cabotage” may conjure up images for those who are unfamiliar with it. However, the term which comes from the French “caboter”…

Maritime Trends: Autonomy

Wait a minute, is that a robot operating my ship?   We’re heading into a new era where a fleet of dynamic, digital shipmates will replace crew members. How far have we come and what does the future hold?   Automation on Ships     Rapid technological advancements in the marine sector will lead to…

A Day in Seafarer’s Life

The sun was low in the sky, its light casting long shadows on the deck as the ship nosed its way into the open sea. The port previously fell away behind them, a land of heat and dust and stories whispered in the dark. Its coast stretched ahead, a far-off promise of leisure and celebration,…

World Ocean Day

We celebrate World Ocean Day. The topic for this year is “Catalyzing Action for Our Ocean & Climate,” which emphasizes how closely the battle against climate change and the condition of the ocean are intertwined. Let’s dwell on oceans and their significance on climate action.   Why Oceans are Important?     More than 70%…