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The fleet controlled from Switzerland is among the 15 largest merchant fleets, ranking n°5 in Europe, and n°11 in the world. Swiss based companies operate presently over 900 vessels. The Swiss Shipowners Association is an important stakeholder at national, international and at industry level to protect and promote its members.
AMC started its activity on January 30, 1996 and, since then, it has been oriented towards the monitoring and active participation in the evolution of the sector.
European Community Shipowners' Associations (ECSA) is the trade association representing the national shipowners' associations of the EU and Norway. Through their membership from national associations across Europe and Norway, ECSA represents close to 99% of the EEA fleet or about 20% of the world fleet.
As one of the important shipping organizations in the world, ASA consists of seven members from the shipowners’ associations of Asia Pacific nations, i.e. Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Chinese Taipei and Federation of ASEAN Shipowners’ Associations (FASA), consisting of Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
To ensure smooth flows of international trade, the KSA has fully participated in activities of international organisation as well as the world’s private shipping institutions, and concentrated its energy on shipping-related international conventions and treaties to be legislated (revised) in a reasonable manner. In addition, it has made a tremendous effort to help conserve the marine environment and enhance maritime safety.
The purpose of the Shipowners of the Faroe Islands is to gather companies in the sector.
Over the past 65 years, HKSOA has grown into one of the world’s largest Shipowner Associations, its members owning, managing and operating a fleet with a combined carrying capacity of over 178 million deadweight tonnes.
KVNR (short for Koninklijke Vereniging van Nederlands Reders) represents its member shipowners based in the Netherlands.