Republic of the Marshall Islands registry achieves new milestone
The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Registry achieved a new milestone surpassing 200 million quality gross tons and nearly 5,600 vessels.
Read moreThe Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Registry achieved a new milestone surpassing 200 million quality gross tons and nearly 5,600 vessels.
Read moreThe Panama Ship Registry is working on an integrated review for the verification and control of the more than 8,500 vessels that make up the Panamanian fleet and the more than 318,000 active seafarers.
Read moreThe Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) has again been recognized as a high-quality registry, achieving 19 consecutive years on the United States Coast Guard’s (USCG’s) QUALSHIP 21 roster.
Read morePalau International Ship Registry (PISR) has issued a statement in response to ITF's claims that were published last week and placed Palau's registry flag amongst the four worst in the world.
Read moreA new regulatory amendment will allow bareboat registration in and deregistration from the Norwegian International Ship Register (NIS) and the Norwegian Ordinary Ship Register (NOR), making ship registration in Norway "more adaptive and internationally competitive".
Read moreFollowing the COVID-19 outbreak, Panama Ship Registry set new digital services in order to give an immediate response to shipowners during the crisis caused by the disease. The Registry has already introduced from 13 April, electronic Ship Registration and Radio Licences issued by the 13 international offices and/or by the 53 consulates offices.
Read moreThe Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Registry announced the launch of its seafarer identification (ID) card during the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) reception at Cruise Shipping Miami (CSM)
Read moreIn 1990, when International Registries, Inc. and its affiliates (IRI) began providing administrative and technical support to the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Maritime and Corporate Registries only 39 vessels and a little over two million gross tons existed in the Registry. Ten years later the RMI Registry was ranked, by what was then, Lloyd's Register's World Fleet Stats, as the fourteenth largest in the world with just over 300 vessels and nearly 9.8 million gross tons.
Read moreMarshall Islands Registry Continues Strong Growth
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