The world of the naval industry can seem complex to those taking their first steps in this sector. In this article, we offer an introductory guide to understanding how does a shipyard works.
AFD visits Cabo Verde’s shipyards to strengthen maritime cooperation
On 8 May 2025, Cabnave – Shipyards of Cabo Verde welcomed a delegation from the French Development Agency (AFD), as part of the agency’s official mission to the country.
CABNAVE highlights careers in Cape Verde’s naval industry at the Professions Fair
On 7 May, Cabnave – Cape Verde Shipyards was present at the Professions Fair 2025 – “The Future is Today”, held at the Jorge Barbosa School Pavilion.
CABNAVE welcomes Gunter Pauli and reinforces maritime sustainability in Cape Verde
On Tuesday 30 April 2025, Cabnave – Estaleiros Navais de Cabo Verde, S.A. received a visit from economist Gunter Pauli, a recognised expert in sustainable solutions applied to the maritime sector, as part of an agenda dedicated to sustainable maritime development in Cape Verde. The visit took place in the presence of the Minister of the Sea and a delegation from the Ministry of the Sea.
Defence Minister visits CABNAVE and highlights maintenance of ships in Cape Verde
On April 15, Cabnave – Estaleiros Navais de Cabo Verde had the honour of receiving a visit from Her Excellency, the Minister of State and National Defence, Janine Lélis, as part of the ongoing work on the patrol vessel NP Guardião, reaffirming the company’s role in ship maintenance in Cape Verde.
Luxembourg ambassador visits CABNAVE as part of Cape Verde’s maritime economy
On 4 April 2025, Cabnave – Estaleiros Navais de Cabo Verde had the honour of receiving a courtesy visit from the Ambassador of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to Cape Verde, Mr Jean-Marie Frentz, as part of his trip to São Vicente to visit prominent institutions linked to the maritime economy in Cape Verde, with a special focus on those operating out of the Port of Mindelo.
Minister of the Sea highlights naval training in Cape Verde during visit to Vigo
During his working visit to the Kingdom of Spain, the Minister of the Sea, Jorge Santos, accompanied by the Cape Verdean delegation and the Cape Verdean Ambassador to Spain, Dr Eduardo Jorge Silva, visited the Port of Vigo, where he held a working meeting with its President, Dr Carlos Botana Lagarón. One of the highlights of the visit was the discussion about naval training in Cape Verde, which is seen as a strategic vector for development.
Technical Inspections: What Should Be Evaluated at Each Stage?
A ship’s longevity and performance are directly linked to the quality of the technical inspections carried out throughout its life cycle. In this article, we explain, in a clear and straightforward manner, what should be assessed at each stage of technical inspections, from arrival at the shipyard to completion of services.
Innovative Technologies in Ship Repair
Preventive maintenance of ships is essential to ensure the safety, efficiency and longevity of vessels. Adopting a structured inspection and repair plan prevents unexpected failures, reduces operating costs and improves the overall performance of the fleet.
Essential Criteria for Choosing a Technical Shipyard
The choice of a technical shipyard is a determining factor in the quality and reliability of ship repair and maintenance services. A well-founded decision guarantees the vessel’s operational safety, optimises costs and minimises downtime.