Certifications by Classification Societies (CSs) for Naval Ships
by Raúl Villa Caro Throughout history, the navies of different countries have been responsible for the design, construction, maintenance, and
Every May 14th marks Continental Insurance Day, commemorating the approval of the first insurance regulatory law in Spain in 1908 and the 1946 Hemispheric Insurance Conference—two milestones that shaped the modern insurance industry . Beyond its historical significance, this day highlights the essential role insurance plays in economic and social stability.
In the maritime sector, insurance has long been a cornerstone. From its origins in Mediterranean trade—where early forms of marine insurance emerged—to today’s globalized economy, its role remains critical in protecting vessels, cargo, and crews against the risks of navigation. Today, marine insurance goes beyond coverage, ensuring the continuity of international trade.
In strategic regions such as the Canary Islands, where maritime activity is vital, insurance acts as a true economic lifeline. On Continental Insurance Day, it is worth recognizing its silent yet decisive contribution: enabling maritime traffic to operate with safety, confidence, and resilience in the face of present and future challenges.
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by Raúl Villa Caro Throughout history, the navies of different countries have been responsible for the design, construction, maintenance, and
The interview with Ida Stier on the program Roscas y Cotufas from Radio Televisión Canaria offers a close and personal