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For those who sail our oceans blue: ITU regulations put safety first

• World Maritime Day 2024 celebrates the work of the global maritime community to enhance safety, protect the marine environment, and continually anticipate technological and regulatory updates.

Earth observation at the frontline of climate action

• Earth observation satellites have become indispensable in the world’s battle against climate change.

World Radio Day: Broadcasting enters its second century

• Celebrating the enduring legacy of a timeless communications medium

Safeguarding the world’s oceans through maritime communications​

• Oceans cover over 70 per cent of the surface of our planet. Clean, healthy oceans are crucial to maintaining the ecological balance and regulating the climate. They also support biodiversity and sustain human livelihoods.

Terrestrial services keep us connected and help sustain our lives ​

• The United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development provides a framework for each one of us to find and implement practical solutions to attain a viable future for all.

The future of timekeeping ​

• Regardless of how you measure it, time is critical to all our daily activities and the orderly functioning of our societies.

Safeguarding radio spectrum for Earth observation​

• Space-based weather and climate monitoring helps countries prepare for and adapt to climate change.

• Interview at the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2022 (PP-22), Bucharest, Romania with Mario Maniewicz, following his re-election as the Director of the ITU Radiocommunications Bureau. Watch Video

• Mr Mario Maniewicz, Re-elected Director of ITU’s Radiocommunication Bureau​
  
• Acceptance speech by Mario Maniewicz, following his re-election as the Director of the ITU Radiocommunications Bureau. Watch Video​