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In 2025, Turkey's ports handled 553.3 million tons, a 4% increase, reinforcing its role in global maritime trade.

Turkey's Grand National Assembly advocates for sailor Ali Yol's release after nearly four months of detention in Abu Dhabi.

3rd Officer Ali Yol detained in UAE over alleged damage to underwater cables, raising critical questions about seafarer accountability and legal support.

Kuzey Star, a Turkish firm, will build a shipyard at Tartus Port, a pivotal move for Syria's maritime sector in the post-Assad era.

Turkey's salmon exports are projected to exceed $520 million in 2025, driven by increased demand and expanded markets.

Turkish P&I Insurance and Xone SuperYacht introduce a 24/7 Yacht Assistance service for yacht owners, enhancing safety and comfort at sea.

Desan Shipyard signs a deal to establish a shipbuilding facility in Malaysia, marking a significant expansion of Turkish shipbuilding in Asia.

Turkish P&I will resume tanker and fuel barge coverage for cabotage voyages starting January 1, 2026, with an evaluation process in place.

Russian tankers are changing routes near Turkey to avoid Ukrainian drone attacks in the Black Sea, according to Windward's analysis.

The LAGERTHA 1 tanker, owned by Beliktaş Maritime, is now registered in Turkey, enhancing the nation's maritime capabilities.

Turkey is constructing 39 military vessels, enhancing its naval capabilities through domestic projects, says Admiral Tatlıoğlu.

Turkey denies recent claims of an attack on a commercial vessel, stating the images are outdated and misleading.

Esenyel Partners and Turkish Red Crescent mark a decade of blood donations, highlighting the ongoing need for regular contributions.

Ali Yol, a Turkish sailor, has been detained in Abu Dhabi for two months over an incident involving damaged underwater internet cables.

Turkish yacht captains are migrating abroad due to low wages and job insecurity, raising concerns over the skilled workforce in the maritime sector.