BMA Attends CLIA Summit & Executive Partner Briefing

The Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA), represented by Dwain Hutchinson, BMA Managing Director & CEO, and Kindinicia Moore, Registrar, joined industry leaders at the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Summit and Executive Partner Briefing. The summit provided a valuable platform for networking and collaborative dialogue on sustainable growth and innovation within the cruise industry.

As the sector advances toward decarbonization, discussions highlighted the shared strategic goal of a sustainable cruise industry, with a particular focus on environmental innovation and net-zero ambitions by 2030. During the event, The Bahamas received recognition for its support of CLIA’s efforts to review the Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) factor at the International Maritime Organization (IMO), underscoring the nation’s commitment to progress.

The BMA values its partnerships with Bahamian-flagged passenger shipowners who continue to lead the way with eco-friendly newbuilds and showcasing industry dedication to sustainable development. The Authority also joined the attendees in recognising the contributions of outgoing CLIA President Kelly Craighead, celebrating her legacy of progress and leadership.