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Work with young people continues

This year, the MTWTU continues the tradition of informational meetings with cadets of the National University "Odesa Maritime Academy".

They help young people learn more about the work of the Union and receive important information about their rights and opportunities in the maritime world. We discuss the most pressing issues related to the maritime transport sector, important changes in legislation and answer questions.

Also today, within the framework of the introductory marathon of the National University "Odesa Maritime Academy" "We and the Sea - 2024" the MTWTU took part in an online meeting with applicants and representatives of the Academy's educational departments.

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