…. Three-Day Capacity-Building Series Sets Industry Benchmark for Maritime Leaders and Supply Chain Stakeholders Across Nigeria
The International Maritime Institute of Nigeria (IMION) has officially opened its registration portal. This portal hosts the 3-Day Executive Training Programme. The initiative focuses on logistics and trade facilitation. It aims to drive sustainable blue economy growth.
Maritime executives, government policymakers, other critical stakeholders, etc will gain advanced regional trade tools through this course. The training also empowers customs officers, private sector stakeholders, state governments, and supply chain professionals with critical industry skills.
The high-level curriculum features multiple learning modules:
- Blue Economy fundamentals.
- Port logistics and trade corridors.
- Customs modernization strategies.
- Sustainable environmental management.
- Social and governance (Environmental, Social, and Governance, ESG) frameworks.
IMION states this training serves as a strategic pillar. It enhances critical policy understanding across sectors. It strengthens human capital in Nigeria’s ocean economy.
Dr. Bashir Ambi announced the portal launch. He is IMION’s Head of Communications and Marketing. He welcomed the distinguished professional community. He introduced the official online registration platform.
Applicants can register using the IMION Executive Programme Registration Form.👇
Dr. Ambi emphasized the platform’s operational role. It handles all administrative updates and training schedules. It delivers key announcements directly to participants. He advised attendees to maintain strict professionalism.This ensures maximum cross-sector collaboration during learning blocks.
Prospective participants can choose from two streams:
- Physical attendance costing ₦350,000.
- Virtual access priced at ₦150,000.
Candidates must upload proof of payment to enroll. This secures lecture materials and official certificates. The series remains an industry benchmark for leadership. It grooms the next generation of maritime leaders. They will transform local resources into global investments.
