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Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries

Organization. The items that name it, and who it appears alongside.

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Items
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that name it
Named alongside
4
other entities
First seen
W43 ‘26
Latest
W44 ‘26

Named alongside

  1. 01IndiaLocation/1
  2. 02Ministry of Trade, Industry and ResourcesOrganization/1
  3. 03NorwayLocation/1
  4. 04South KoreaLocation/1

Items

01portnews.ru2026-10-22

South Korean province seeks autonomous ship zone off Geoje for Samsung Heavy trials (opens in a new tab)

South Korea’s South Gyeongsang Province has requested approval to designate waters off Geoje Island as an autonomous-ship operating zone, enabling Samsung Heavy Industries to continue sea trials after its current regulatory exemption ends in 2026. The proposed area covers coastal waters near Hansan, Gajo, and Chilcheon islands, with a decision expected by year-end. Samsung Heavy is testing a 12-meter autonomous vessel featuring AI-based navigation, collision avoidance, and sensor systems. The province aims to support the technology while minimizing disruptions to fishing, shipping, and leisure activities.

02PortNews IAA2026-10-28

South Korea commits $346m to fully autonomous ships by 2032 (opens in a new tab)

South Korea will invest $346 million by 2032 to develop fully autonomous (Level 4) ships, aiming to lead global orders for the technology by 2035. The project, led by two ministries, includes unmanned navigation, automated systems, and testing in domestic and international waters. It builds on a prior $120 million program (2020–2025) that achieved Level 3 autonomy. The initiative is part of a broader maritime AI strategy to boost productivity, safety, and environmental management.

03해사신문2026-10-26

Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries expands maritime cooperation with Norway and India, discusses autonomous navigation and port development (opens in a new tab)

The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries expanded maritime cooperation with Norway and India in October 2026. Discussions focused on advancing autonomous navigation technology and port development initiatives. The collaboration aims to strengthen partnerships in key maritime sectors. No specific outcomes or agreements were detailed in the announcement.

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