The Bandari Maritime Academy (BMA) booth continues to attract a wide range of stakeholders at the ongoing 11th Our Ocean Conference 2026 in Mombasa, Kenya, providing a platform to showcase the institution’s contribution to maritime education, training, and the growth of the Blue Economy.
Conference participants, including government representatives, industry players, development partners, researchers, students, and ocean conservation advocates, have been visiting the booth to learn more about BMA’s maritime training programmes and innovative approaches to developing a skilled workforce for the maritime sector.
The academy is using the conference to engage stakeholders, strengthen partnerships, and highlight its role in supporting sustainable ocean management and Kenya’s Blue Economy agenda.
Visitors to the booth have expressed interest in BMA’s state-of-the-art training facilities, including maritime simulators, survival training programmes, and capacity-building initiatives designed to equip young people with globally competitive maritime skills.
The academy remains committed to fostering maritime excellence, promoting ocean conservation, and developing the human capital needed to drive sustainable growth within the maritime industry.
