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4 CONCLUSION

In conclusion of the above, maritime safety culture is taking shape on the basis of maritime safety
chain. which is characteristic of the human advancement and will definitely create a deep influence on
the development of the specifications for designing the ships and offshore installations in the 21st"
century. The continuable marine production must be on the basis of maritime safety chain combined
with consideration of economic influencc in order to reach the objectives of both quality shipping and
environment protection. CCS is determined to develop the maritime safety culture together with other
partners on the same chain to make it the common fortune of the human beings and to create a safer
and cleaner ocean in the 2 I st" century.

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