国際海事機関
Also known as IMO, International Maritime Organisation, Organisation maritime internationale
国際連合の専門機関の一つ
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The International Maritime Organization is a United Nations agency that makes rules and laws to govern how ships operate on the world's oceans. It matters because these regulations help ensure safe shipping, protect the marine environment, and establish standards that apply across all countries.
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- Official name
- Organisation maritime internationale
- Official website
- www.imo.org/es
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- short name
- OMI
- Commons category
- International Maritime Organization
- social media followers
- 18400
- inception
- 1982-00-00
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Article · 日本語
国際海事機関（こくさいかいじきかん、英語: International Maritime Organization、IMO）は、国際連合の専門機関のひとつ。 2021年10月時点で加盟国は175か国。日本は原加盟国で、他に香港、マカオ、フェロー諸島が準加盟している。 本部はロンドンに置かれており、附属機関としてスウェーデンのマルメに世界海事大学（英語: World Maritime University、WMU）がある。
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Coordinates not on WikidataInternational Maritime OrganizationInternational organisations based in LondonInternational water transportOrganisations based in the London Borough of LambethOrganizations established in 1948United Kingdom and the United NationsUnited Nations specialized agenciesUse Oxford spelling from December 2018Water transport organizations