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Danish Maritime Authority

Korsør, Denmark

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What Danish Maritime Authority does.

The Danish Maritime Authority is a part of the Ministry of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs and has approximately 300 employees, with around 200 based in Korsør, Western Zealand. The authority provides services for seafarers, manning, shipowners, education, and ship registration through its self-service platform. Danish ships rank among the best globally regarding safety and quality, as evidenced by their performance on the international white list. The authority has established a Regulatory Future Lab to address regulatory barriers in maritime technology. Founded in 1983, it operates from Batterivej 2, Korsør, Denmark.

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