[company_age]25.0[/company_age][employees]501-1000 employees[/employees][description]The Maritime Administration of the Baltic Territory is a governmental body established in 1998 responsible for overseeing and regulating maritime activities in the Baltic region. Its main office is located in Riga, with additional branches in key strategic ports within the territory.

The Maritime Administration's primary responsibilities include:
 
* Ensuring the safety and security of maritime navigation
* Regulating and monitoring compliance with national and international maritime laws
* Managing search and rescue operations within the maritime region
* Overseeing the registration and documentation of ships
* Conducting inspections and certifications of vessels and maritime facilities
* Developing and maintaining maritime infrastructure
* Promoting sustainable marine environmental practices
* Providing maritime training and certification programs
 
The agency's comprehensive focus on maritime safety and environmental sustainability positions it as a critical player in facilitating the safe and efficient movement of goods and passengers through the Baltic Sea. Its commitment to strict adherence to legislative frameworks and active engagement with maritime stakeholders ensures that the region's maritime industry remains competitive and that marine ecosystems are protected. The Maritime Administration's broad range of services is designed to support the development and management of the maritime sector while maintaining high standards of safety and environmental stewardship.[/description][ps]Maritime safety and security regulation, maritime law compliance monitoring, search and rescue operations, ship registration and documentation, vessel and facility inspections, maritime infrastructure development, marine environmental sustainability, maritime training and certification.[/ps]