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NETWORKING ACROSS BOUNDARIES AGAINST MARINE FRAUD

GLOBAL MARINE

INVESTIGATORS

To develop and provide high levels of training to law enforcement, insurance investigators and other marine professionals. To work and train together with both public and private sectors to combat marine theft, arson, fraud and other criminal activities in the marine environment.

GMI has been established in 2018 in the Netherlands
Focused on training and networking
Worldwide membership of over 100 members
Members in more than 35 countries
Law enforcement and private sector
MOU’s with several organizations (including Aquapol)

Next events

Annual Meeting Suspended
The Global Marine Investigators association (GMI) announced that the Annual Meeting will be suspended because of the current COVID-19 pandemic and its unforeseeble business consequences till later announcement.

News

Orca whales catching a sailor

2 July 2021/in News /by Federico Borrea

Frightnening adventure for a sailor feeling himself in unreversable trouble, when a pod of orca whales attacked his boat. The 27 years old was under attack more than two hours by several of these mammals reaching 25ft long and weighting five tonnes each “As per the best horror novel at one point all became quiet […]

Couple killed in horror boat crash on Lake Garda ((With kind permission of Marine Industry News https://marineindustrynews.co.uk/)

26 June 2021/in News /by Federico Borrea

Two German tourists from Munich are being investigated for alleged manslaughter and failure to provide assistance following a fatal boat crash on Italy’s Lake Garda on Sunday in which an Italian man and woman were killed. Italian state RaiNews24 TV said investigators were awaiting results of blood analyses to determine if the tourists had been drinking […]

Post-Brexit certification requirement clarified (With kind permission of Marine Industry News https://marineindustrynews.co.uk/)

12 May 2021/in News /by Federico Borrea

Following the successful cooperation on VAT and customs, the leading European, British, and international leisure marine associations continue to provide clarity on the new post-Brexit trade relationships. The International Council of Marine Industry Associations (ICOMIA), European Boating Industry (EBI), European Boating Association (EBA), British Marine (BM) and the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) have now issued clarification […]