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Seafarer statement 2026: Putting MLC at the heart of decision making

Global trade, energy security, food supply, and crisis resilience depend highly on shipping. About 90% of world trade is transported by sea, supported by a workforce of over 2.5 million seafarers on up to 74,000 vessels. Without shipping, national economies and societies cannot function, let alone thrive. Seafarers are key workers who underpin national prosperity and global stability by facilitating the movement of over 12 billion tons of cargo and well over 30 million ocean-going passengers annually. Yet their role remains largely invisible in political decision-making outside maritime ministries.

June 2026 Reports, Positions and Papers | Free

Seafarer Workforce Report 2026: Executive Summary

Extracted from the full Seafarer Workforce Report 2026, this Executive Summary provides the key findings of the global seafarer workforce supply and demand situation.

June 2026 Reports, Positions and Papers | Free

ICS Maritime Barometer Report 2025-2026

The 2025-2026 ICS Maritime Barometer Report is the latest full scale annual survey of risk, confidence, and impacts among maritime leaders.

June 2026 Reports, Positions and Papers | Free

John Denholm elected as the new ICS Chairman – Video

Today, at the International Chamber of Shipping’s Annual General Meeting, John Denholm CBE was elected as the new Chairman of ICS. This video explains who John his and what his vision is for ICS.

June 2026 Multimedia | Free

Seafarer Workforce Report, 2026 Edition

The Seafarer Workforce Report is the industry standard resource for those seeking the market intelligence needed to develop crewing and training strategies fit for the future.

June 2026 Reports, Positions and Papers | £195

Guidelines on the Application of the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, Fifth Edition

This Guidelines on the Application of the ILO Maritime Labour Convention Fifth Edition prepares shipowners, operators and managers for the 2025 amendments to the MLC, translating complex requirements into clear, practical guidance that works on board and ashore. It supports better living and working conditions for the 1.5 million seafarers who keep global trade moving, while helping companies demonstrate compliance during inspections and audits.

February 2026 Guidelines | £170

Crewing Agency Guidelines

These guidelines have been produced to help shipping companies choose reputable crewing agencies and to ensure that seafarers are recruited in line with the requirements of the ILO Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC, 2006).

February 2026 Guidelines | Free

FAL 50-4-1 – Comments on document FAL 504

Agenda: AMENDMENTS TO THE FAL CONVENTION TO INTRODUCE MANDATORY REPORTING OF THE API AND BRI FOR MARITIME TRANSPORT. Submitted by ICS and INTERFERRY

30 January 2026 Submission