Menas Bahrain

Name: Menas Bahrain
Address: Building. 1191 Road. 3931 Block. 339, Manama, 66, BH
Telephone: 0097317828541

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Aids to Navigation expertise The marine operation in the Middle East Gulf continues to operate under the trading name of MENAS.

Middle East Navigation Aids Service (MENAS) is the operational division of the London-based International Foundation for Aids to Navigation (IFAN - formerly MENAS). The Company's activities cover the Middle East Gulf and its approaches operating from its main base in Bahrain and a support base in Abu Dhabi.

16/11/2023

MENAS AtoN level.3 Course delivery.

28/09/2023

Happy World Maritime Day 2023!

As we celebrate the maritime industry and all who work in it, particularly our seafarers, the theme for this year is MARPOL at 50 — Our commitment goes on, which reflects IMO’s long history of protecting the environment from the impact of shipping and its continuing commitment to this crucial work.

Through its work as a division of the International Foundation for Aids to Navigation (IFAN), MENAS owns and maintains an extensive network of Aids to Navigation (AtoN) in what is one of the busiest trade lanes in the world with a delicate ecosystem to protect. These AtoN complement MARPOL’s efforts towards safety and the prevention of pollution, as they indicate the safest way for vessels to navigate, thus preventing incidents which might cause pollution.

“Although Aids to Navigation do not strictly sit under MARPOL, they play a vital role in protecting the marine environment particularly in areas where there is heavy traffic and a high risk of damages,” said Peter Stanley, CEO of MENAS’s parent organisation, IFAN. “On World Maritime Day, we congratulate the IMO on 50 years of MARPOL and, with the rest of the maritime industry, will carry on the work of protecting our ocean.”

19/09/2023

With marine protection a core focus for MENAS, we welcome the news that Abu Dhabi Maritime, part of AD Ports Group, has demonstrated its important role in protecting the emirate’s marine environment by signing a new MoU with Tadweer, the Abu Dhabi Waste Management Company.

Under the terms, they will establish a framework for exploring collaboration opportunities to ensure the waterways in Abu Dhabi are safe, clean and free from debris and obstructions, in accordance with local and international safety regulations.

Read more about it here: https://www.admaritime.ae/abu-dhabi-maritime-and-tadweer-sign-mou-to-enhance-cleanliness-and-safety-of-abu-dhabis-waterways/

13/09/2023

Mahdi Al Mosawi, General Manager at MENAS is pleased to be speaking at the upcoming Saudi Maritime Congress. He will be delivering a presentation on considerations surrounding safety through technology and navigation aids on September 21st in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

To secure you spot, please click on the following registration link: https://lnkd.in/exAt_cGj

01/09/2023

Peter Stanley, CEO of MENAS’ parent organisation, International Foundation for Aids to Navigation (IFAN), speaks to Ship Management International about the need to raise costs to ensure safety. Please click on link to read article: https://shipmanagementinternational.com/change-in-menas-navigational-light-dues-to-ensure-future-of-aids-to-navigation-in-middle-east-gulf/

30/06/2023

During IALA’s 20th Conference MENAS General Manager, Mahdi Al Mosawi, said: “Digitalisation can only go so far in protecting safe navigation in busy shipping lanes with human involvement essential in guarding against electronic failure.”

Read all about it in Robban Assafina:
Arabic: https://lnkd.in/ePWyGHi6

English: https://lnkd.in/eGc6u5d4

06/06/2023

MENAS General Manager, Mahdi Al Mosawi, addressed delegates at the 20th IALA Conference explaining human presence is key in navigation despite digitalisation. He said: "Digitalisation is transforming the maritime sector, bringing unparalleled benefits in terms of navigation accuracy and operational efficiency and low cost. However, it is crucial to acknowledge that electronic systems are not infallible. In the event of an electronic failure or malfunction, human intervention and expertise is essential to ensure the safety of vessels, crew, and cargo.”

Read all about the issues impacting safe navigation in Robban Assafina’s article:https://assafinaonline.com/news_details/en/16438/Human-Presence-in-Navigation-is-Vital-Despite-Digitalisation

18/05/2023

Wishing you all a happy Women in Maritime Day! The theme for 2023 is ”Mobilizing networks for gender equality”.

Thank you to the IMO for highlighting the important role of women across the globe.

Visit the IMO website to find out more: https://lnkd.in/gaJyhHzX

17/05/2023

Only 10 days now until the 20th IALA Conference in Rio de Janeiro. MENAS looks forward to joining industry leaders and the maritime sector in addressing the issues impacting safety at sea and putting marine aids to navigation for a sustainable future at the top of the agenda.

MENAS General Manager, Mahdi Al Mosawi, will also be addressing delegates on the ever evolving challenges associated with digitalization and how Aids to Navigation (AtoN) technicians navigate in a digital world on Sunday 28th May, 1300-1500, Brazil time.

For further details and to register, please click here: https://lnkd.in/eC7BkFZn

21/04/2023

A message to all those celebrating

07/04/2023

Happy Easter everyone!

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