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Ocean’s future is our future, maritime and offshore

Ocean’s future is our future, maritime and offshoreOcean’s future is our future, maritime and offshoreOcean’s future is our future, maritime and offshore


  

 Futureoftheocean interview with Mr. Stephen J. Nicholas “Shaping the future learning from the past”


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Contact: futureoftheocean@gmail.com

Ocean’s future is our future, maritime and offshore

Ocean’s future is our future, maritime and offshoreOcean’s future is our future, maritime and offshoreOcean’s future is our future, maritime and offshore


  

 Futureoftheocean interview with Mr. Stephen J. Nicholas “Shaping the future learning from the past”


Contact Us

Contact: futureoftheocean@gmail.com

About Us

About "Future of the Ocean"

About "Future of the Ocean"

About "Future of the Ocean"

 

"If you want to build a ship, don't drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea"

Antoine Saint-Exupery 


"Future of the Ocean" thinks that the vast and endless ocean is a natural home for the future of humankind and the first step for bigger dreams, the stars.

Why "Future of the Ocean"

About "Future of the Ocean"

About "Future of the Ocean"

 

People are now working more and more at, on, in oceans. The ocean is transformed from only dustless ways between harbours in working places where people extract oil and gas or minerals or harvest energy or food.      The ocean become vast platform for space rockets launching or offers undisputed space for living.   The declared intention of “Future of the Ocean” is to facilitate the combination and merge of the best of the millenniums old classic maritime transport industry and from the decades old offshore industry in order to support the change of Ocean in humankind home. 

Team

About "Future of the Ocean"

Team



“Future of the ocean” builds its team just now.

We are interested in people passionate about the future of seas and oceans, willing to make their contribution to this future.

Please don’t hesitate sending us your interest for joining the “Future of the ocean” team.

Together we can build a better future!

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Future of the ocean

futureoftheocean@gmail.com

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