MARITIME AGENCY – EFTA
July 1st, 2003
Keith Nuthall
NORWAY, Iceland and Liechtenstein will become de facto members of the European Union's European Maritime Safety Agency, sitting as non-voting members of its board. These three European Economic Area states of the European Free Trade Area aim to have "broad participation" in agency work, offering - they claim - "considerable knowledge and experience in...safety at sea and the prevention of pollution from ships."
NORWAY, Iceland and Liechtenstein will become de facto members of the European Union's European Maritime Safety Agency, sitting as non-voting members of its board. These three European Economic Area states of the European Free Trade Area aim to have "broad participation" in agency work, offering - they claim - "considerable knowledge and experience in...safety at sea and the prevention of pollution from ships."
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