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Active Number of Officers and Ratings

Number of All-in-one CoCs issued as of (1 November 2026)

Capacity Rank STCW Ref: Number of CoC
Deck Officer Class I Master II/2 2000
Deck Officer Class II Chief Mate II/2 1870
Deck Officer Class II Chief Mate
( Master < 3000GT )
II/2 2
Deck Officer Class III OOW II/1 4268
Deck Officer Class III OOW
( Master < 3000GT )
II/1, II/2 19
Deck Officer Class III Chief Mate<3000GT II/1, II/2 407
Deck Officer Class IV Master (NCV) II/2* 20
Deck Officer Class V Chief Mate (NCV) II/2* 116
Radio Officer R/O IV/2 53
Others Others (DKO) – 284
Marine Engineer Officer Class I CE III/2 1766
Marine Engineer Officer Class II 2E III/2 1569
Marine Engineer Officer Class II 2E (CE<3000kW) III/2, III/3 3
Marine Engineer Officer Class III OEW III/1 3705
Marine Engineer Officer Class III OEW (2E<3000kW) III/1, III/3 53
Marine Engineer Officer Class IV CE<3000kW III/1, III/3 9
Marine Engineer Officer Class V 2E<3000kW III/1, III/3 51
Electro-Technical Officer ETO III/6 1127
Others Others (MEO) 48
Total 17375
* Near-Coastal Voyage only

Number of All-in-one CoPs issued as of (1 November 2026)

Capacity Rank STCW Ref: Number of CoP
Rating as
Able Seafarer Deck
Bosun/ABD II/5 16710
Rating forming part
of Navigational Watch
WK-DR II/4 8517
Deck Rating DR 10566
Cook 6765
GS 17054
Rating as
Able Seafarer Engine
Fitter/ABE III/5 8982
Rating forming part
of Engine-room Watch
WK-ER III/4 6907
Engine-room Rating ER 8605
Electro-Technical Rating ETR III/7 729
Total 84835

 

Representative Office of Panama Maritime Authority opens soon in Myanmar

HE Thant Sin Maung, Union Minister for Ministry of Transport and Communications (MOTC) and U Maung Maung Oo, Director General for the Department of Marine Administration (DMA) received a courtesy call on Wednesday, May 3, 2017, the current non resident ambassador accredited by the Government of Panama as an official authority representing in Myanmar who also serves as consul general of the Republic of Panama HE Servio S. Samudio B. With the ambassador was attending by the Panamanian authorities Engineer Adrian Quiros, Maritime counselor.

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In this meeting both official representatives agreed to work together on the unification of criteria and adaptation of strategies to follow up so that this collaboration is more successful, ensuring that the maritime industry of both countries is supported through an official representative office in the city of Yangon, Myanmar, in the coming weeks.

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The representative office of the Panamanian Government will monitor, guarantee and issue all official documents for certificates of recognition that correspond to the Panama Maritime Authority in order for minimizing risk of fraud.

 

STATISTICS OF SEAFARER EMPLOYMENT IN MYANMAR

“သင်္ဘောသားမှတ်ပုံတင်နှင့် မှတ်တမ်းဌာနစု” လက်ကမ်းစာစောင် နှင့် “သင်္ဘောသားနှင့် ဝန်ဆောင်မှုကုမ္ပဏီများဌာနစိတ်” လက်ကမ်းစာစောင်များ

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Implementation of Maritime Labour Convention of 2006 (MLC, 2006) in ASEAN Countries

Country

Officers

Ratings

Total

% Officers

% Ratings

% Total

Brunei Darussalam

490

317

807

0,06

0,04

0,05

Cambodia

8053

12004

20057

1,04

1,37

1,22

Indonesia

51237

92465

143702

6,62

10,59

8,72

Lao People’s Dem. Rep.

8

9

17

0,00

0,00

0,00

Malaysia

6313

28687

35000

0,82

3,28

2,12

Myanmar

11230

14811

26041

1,45

1,70

1,58

Philippines

72500

143000

215500

9,37

16,37

13,08

Singapore

7023

1150

8173

0,91

0,13

0,50

Thailand

6560

5894

12454

0,85

0,67

0,76

Viet Nam

19630

12815

32445

2,54

1,47

1,97

Total ASEAN Countries

183044

311152

494196

23,65

35,62

30,00

Source: http://stats.unctad.org/seafarersupply