The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has pledged to provide technical assistance to Nigeria through awareness campaigns, training programmes, and capacity-building initiatives. He emphasized the need for continued support in infrastructure development, acquisition of modern equipment, and seafarer training. He further stressed the importance of preparing for global challenges such as the energy transition, adoption of biofuels, and financing mechanisms to support seafarer training and maritime infrastructure. Domínguez commended Nigeria’s Blue Economy Policy as a forward-looking initiative for sustainable use of marine resources. During the visit, presentations were delivered by top officials, including the Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Dayo Mobereola, who highlighted reforms in maritime security, seafarer welfare, and regulatory frameworks.