Palau Marks its Presence in Dubai

November 7, 2018

Panos Kirnidis, CEO of PISR with Jamal S Khalil, General Manager, of Al Rafedain Marine Services. (Photo: Palau International Ship Registry)
Panos Kirnidis, CEO of PISR with Jamal S Khalil, General Manager, of Al Rafedain Marine Services. (Photo: Palau International Ship Registry)

Palau International Ship Registry, the world’s fastest growing flag, added yet more vessels into its fleet with the signing of two new ship registrations during Seatrade Middle East 2018 (STMM) held last month in Dubai.

Jamal S Khalil, General Manager, of Al Rafedain Marine Services signed the documents on the Palau stand at STMM to register two ships and was supported by Global Marine Consultants Group (GMCG) one of the valued partners of PISR and which helped facilitate the new signings.

Panos Kirnidis, CEO of the registry welcomed the new signing as another example of how far PISR has developed in just a few years.

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