Who We Are

Who We Are

International Maritime Registration Bureau

National Authority for Maritime Affairs

About the Equatorial Guinea
Ship Administration (IMRB)

The International Maritime Registration Bureau (IMRB) - Equatorial Guinea Ship Administration is the official authority responsible for the regulation and oversight of all maritime activities under the jurisdiction of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea. The IMRB operates in full compliance with both national laws and the international maritime conventions to which Equatorial Guinea is a signatory.

The IMRB is tasked with the implementation of the country's national maritime policy. It oversees the registration and operation of vessels, the certification of seafarers, and the regulation of maritime operations. The primary goals of the IMRB are to ensure the safety of maritime operations, enforce regulatory compliance, and promote the sustainable development of the maritime sector in Equatorial Guinea.

Equatorial Guinea Ship Administration

Core Focus Areas

A focused mandate to safeguard Equatorial Guinea's maritime domain.

The Equatorial Guinea Ship Administration focuses on the following core areas to ensure the safety, security, and sustainable development of the country's maritime sector:

Maritime regulation and administration

The administration ensures that all maritime activities in Equatorial Guinea comply with national regulations and international maritime conventions.

Oversight of vessels and maritime operations

We oversee the operation of all vessels under the Equatorial Guinea flag, ensuring that they meet safety standards, regulatory requirements, and operational guidelines.

Application of international maritime conventions

As a signatory to international maritime conventions, Equatorial Guinea enforces compliance with global standards for maritime safety, environmental protection, and seafarer rights.

Support for safe and lawful maritime activities

The administration promotes a safe and secure environment for maritime activities, working to prevent accidents, protect the marine environment, and ensure that maritime operations are carried out lawfully.