Gdynia Maritime University pays tribute to those who have sailed on their eternal watch
At the monument “To those who have sailed on their eternal watch”, located at the end of the Seaside Boulevard in Gdynia, representatives of Gdynia Maritime University (GMU) gathered to honor the memory of seafarers, sailors, and fishermen who never returned from the sea.
In brief
A ceremony commemorating seamen, sailors and fishermen who never returned from the seas and oceans was held at the monument To Those Who Departed on Eternal Watch at the end of the Bulwar Nadmorski in Gdynia. A wreath on behalf of the academic community was laid by the rector of Gdynia Maritime University, Professor Adam Weintrit, master mariner. The rector was accompanied by chancellor Filip Malata and bursar Eugeniusz Paweł Orzeszek, with the honour guard provided by the Honour Company of Gdynia Maritime University.
On behalf of the entire academic community, Rector Prof. Adam Weintrit, Master Mariner, DSc, PhD, Eng., laid a wreath at the monument. He was accompanied by Chancellor Mr. Filip Malata and Bursar Mr. Eugeniusz Paweł Orzeszek. The ceremony was attended by the GMU Representative Company, which provided the honorary guard of honor, adding solemnity and maritime dignity to the event.
The monument “To those who have sailed on their eternal watch” is a symbolic site of remembrance for all who dedicated their lives to the sea. Each year, the wreath-laying ceremony reminds the maritime community of the courage, sacrifice, and service of those whose final voyage ended beyond the horizon.
Maintaining this long-standing tradition, Gdynia Maritime University once again paid tribute to the seafarers who rest at sea — a gesture of respect, remembrance, and unity that continues to define the spirit of the maritime profession.
Source: Gazeta Morska · Compiled by: Kamil Kusier
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