Regional Training on Oil Spill Preparedness

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This regional training aims to build the capacity of marine and environmental authorities in handling oil spill emergencies efficiently. It includes theoretical sessions on spill dynamics, ecological risk assessment, and response strategies, along with practical drills on containment and recovery.

Hosted in collaboration with IMO and regional stakeholders, the training emphasizes swift inter-agency coordination and standardized procedures. The event serves as a platform for knowledge exchange, enhancing readiness across ROPME member states to safeguard their marine ecosystems.

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  • Youth Forum on Marine Environmental Awareness
    01/07/2026

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    18/07/2026

    Upcoming

    This youth forum is designed to engage students, young professionals, and volunteers from the ROPME region in raising awareness about marine environmental challenges. Through interactive talks, educational activities, and coastal clean-up campaigns, participants will develop a deeper understanding of the ecological value of the sea. The forum also features competitions, innovation booths, and youth-led initiatives

  • Capacity Building for Indicators related to United Nations SDG14
    10/11/2025

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    10/11/2025

    Join the virtual regional workshop! Date: 10 November 2025Time: 03:00–06:00 pm (Mecca)02:00–05:00 pm (Beirut) Organization:ESCWA in cooperation with UNEP-WCMC and ROPME Objectives: – Capacity building of Member States towards assessment and monitoring of SDGs 14 (Life below Water), Targets: 14.1.1a, 14.1.1b, 14.2.1& 14.5.1– Catalyzing progress towards achievement of SDG14 Targeted Participants:– Regional Experts– Marine Specialists–

  • Dispersants Workshop
    03/11/2025

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    03/11/2025

    To provide ROPME Member States with an up-to-date understanding of therole of dispersants in oil spill response, assess the implications of the COREXITmarket exit, and explore policy and operational adjustments needed to maintainregional preparedness. The session aims to foster dialogue on strengthening theROPME framework and ensuring continuity in dispersant capability across theregion. Speaker :     

  • Blue Pioneers Graduation 2025
    14/08/2025

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    14/08/2025

    The closing ceremony, held within the distinguished halls of the ROPME headquarters, was far more than a formal conclusion; it was a vibrant convergence of diplomatic and environmental influence. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation and pride as a diverse coalition of stakeholders gathered to celebrate the cohort’s achievements. The audience represented a cross-section of

  • Blue Pioneer
    03/08/2025

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    14/08/2025

    Are you between 16 and 18 years old? Do you love the sea? Enjoy diving? Want to learn about marine life and coral reefs? Want to know how coral and fish are farmed?

  • The First Summer Camp – Blue Pioneer 25′
    03/08/2025

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    14/08/2025

    The Regional Organization for the Protection of the Marine Environment (ROPME) proudly concluded its “Blue Pioneer” camp, held in the State of Kuwait from August 3 to 14, 2025. The camp brought together about 16 enthusiastic participants from ROPME Member States and other organizations, offering them a unique opportunity to engage directly with the marine

  • Fisheries Event
    17/07/2025

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    19/07/2025

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  • Workshop on Sea Level Rise, Coastal Resilience, and Response
    27/05/2025

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    28/05/2025

    Organized by the Regional Organization for the Protection of the Marine Environment (ROPME) and the Embassy of France in Kuwait, in collaboration with the Environment Public Authority (EPA) and the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR), the two-day workshop took place on 27–28 May 2025 at ROPME Headquarters, Kuwait. The workshop served as a regional

  • Celebration of the Regional Environment Day: Sailing Towards Sustainability & Oceans Speak Workshop and complementary children’s activities
    24/04/2025

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    24/04/2025

    The Regional Organization for the Protection of the Marine Environment (ROPME) successfully celebrated Regional Environment Day under the theme “Sailing towards Sustainability”, held from 20-24 April 2025. The event brought together students, experts and specialists in marine environment and sustainability to raise awareness about the importance of protecting marine ecosystems, highlight regional environmental challenges, and

  • Meeting to review ROPME Strategic Directions (2026-2030)
    11/02/2025

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    13/02/2025

    In line with the decision of the 16th Meeting of the ROPME Ordinary Ministerial Council (November 2013) to establish a long-term strategy and action plan, the ROPME Secretariat has developed the ROPME Strategic Directions 2026–2030. This five-year framework aligns with national, regional, and global strategies, focusing on strategic goals, priorities, and programs aimed at protecting

  • Seminar/Webinar on Biodiversity Monitoring in the Mangrove Forests of the RSA
    15/01/2025

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    15/01/2025

    ROPME hosted a Seminar/Webinar on Biodiversity Monitoring in the Mangrove Forests of the RSA titled “Dive into the Depth of Biodiversity Monitoring” on 15 January 2025, The session was led by Dr. Reza Naderloo, Director of the Department of Animal Biology at the University of Tehran, and moderated by Dr. Manaf Behbehani. The event drew

  • ROPME Non-Native Invasive Species Project and Specialized Training Workshop-“Aquatic Species Invasiveness Screening Kit (As-Isk)”
    05/01/2025

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    09/01/2025

    The ROPME Non-Native Invasive Species Project (December 2024–December 2025) aims to address the growing threat of invasive marine species in the ROPME Sea Area (RSA), one of the world’s busiest shipping routes with up to 50,000 ships annually. These species can spread rapidly, outcompete native life, and cause severe environmental, economic, and health impacts. Coordinated

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  • Regional Organization for the Management of Non-Indigenous Invasive Species (ROPME)
    05/01/2024

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    09/01/2024

    The project officially kicked off with a lively virtual meeting on December 23, 2024, paving the way for a comprehensive regional initiative. This digital meeting was immediately followed by a high-impact five-day in-person workshop from January 5 to 9, 2025, which focused intensively on the use of the Aquatic Species Invasion Risk Screening Toolkit (AS-ISK).

  • CEFAS Regional Workshop on Marine Litter 14-16 October 2024
    14/10/2024

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    16/10/2024

    The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS) convened a pivotal Regional Workshop on Marine Litter from 14–16 October 2024, marking a significant step forward in the collective effort to combat marine pollution. Hosted to address the escalating threat of plastic debris in regional waters, the event served as a collaborative hub for high-level

  • The ROPME Non-Native Invasive Species Project
    05/01/2024

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    09/01/2024

    The project was officially launched with a dynamic virtual kick-off meeting on 23 December 2024, setting the stage for a comprehensive regional initiative. This digital convening was immediately followed by a high-impact, five-day in-person workshop held from 5–9 January 2025, which focused intensively on the deployment of the Aquatic Species Invasiveness Screening Kit (AS-ISK). These