The Tokyo MOU is an inter-governmental co-operative organization on port State control (PSC) in the Asia-Pacific region.
To eliminate substandard shipping in the Asia-Pacific region.
To promote the effective implementation, and the universal and uniform application, of relevant IMO/ILO instruments on ships operating in the region.
Tokyo MOU strives to:
- | develop and maintain effective and efficient PSC system in the region; |
- | enhance status and performance of the MOU; |
- | promote joint initiatives and co-operation with other regional PSC regimes; and |
- | improve transparency, communication and relationship with the industry. |
Annual Report 2022 (08/05/2023)
Preliminary Results of the CIC on STCW 2022 (01/03/2023)
Tokyo MOU Held the 33rd Port State Control Committee Meeting in Lima, Peru, with Hybrid Participation (21/11/2022)
Joint Press Release on CIC on STCW (01/08/2022)
Annual Report 2021 (02/05/2022)
Interim guidance relating to Ukrainian seafarer repatriation due to the regional conflict (08/03/2022)
Preliminary Results of the CIC on Stability in General 2021 (16/02/2022)
Tokyo MOU PSC Committee met remotely again via virtual means for the 32nd meeting (27/10/2021)
Joint Press Release on CIC on Stability in General (23/07/2021)
Annual Report 2020 (30/04/2021)
Tokyo MOU Launched Guidance on Remote PSC Inspection (09/03/2021)
Tokyo MOU Interim Guidance Relating to COVID-19 Circumstances (01/03/2021)
Tokyo MOU PSC Committee held its 31st meeting via virtual means under COVID-19 circumstances (26/01/2021)