KR (Korean Register) has released the latest edition of KR-CON, version 23, a comprehensive digital database encompassing nearly all International Maritime Organization (IMO) instruments.
KR-CON has been widely used by maritime professionals and government agencies worldwide since its launch in 2000, providing easy access to IMO documents on both PC and mobile devices. Its widespread adoption highlights its convenience and technological excellence as one of KR’s flagship services.
Future amendments and new documents
These updates include revisions to the International Convention for the SOLAS and MARPOL
The 23rd edition of KR-CON incorporates amendments adopted at the 108th session of the IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) and the 82nd session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) held in 2024.
These updates include revisions to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) and the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL). Future amendments and new documents will continue to be updated accordingly.
Installation version of KR-CON
Lee Jungkun, General Manager of KR’s Convention & Legislation Service Team who spearheaded the development of KR-CON, stated, "In this latest web installation version of KR-CON, we have enhanced user convenience by clearly displaying update dates, version information, and recently added documents. Additionally, starting in June, we plan to introduce a beta version of an AI chatbot, marking the beginning of ongoing AI-driven enhancements to KR-CON."
KR-CON is now accessible via multiple platforms, including a website, a mobile application, USB, and web installation version. It offers a wealth of resources such as IMO instruments, codes, resolutions, and circulars.
