Earlier this month, Greece celebrated the 13th Annual Greek Shipping Awards during which Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Joe Mizzi addressed the crowd consisting of over 1,200 leading shipping executives, ship owners and intermediaries, amongst others.
The Lloyd’s iconic shipping awards are well known as a mark of excellence and are considered amongst the world’s most coveted accolades in the international shipping scene.
The award night was a great opportunity to look back on a fruitful maritime year within the Mediterranean whilst meriting the most outstanding accomplishments. In his address, Maltese Minister Joe Mizzi reflected on the current status of the Maltese Registry whilst reaffirming the administration’s policy to strive harder for the creation of an evermore competitive and sustainable shipping industry. Currently, the Maltese Registry boasts the registration of over 70 million gross tons, confirming it as a leading flag jurisdiction.
Earlier this month, Greece celebrated the 13th Annual Greek Shipping Awards during which Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Joe Mizzi addressed the crowd consisting of over 1,200 leading shipping executives, ship owners and intermediaries, amongst others.
The Lloyd’s iconic shipping awards are well known as a mark of excellence and are considered amongst the world’s most coveted accolades in the international shipping scene.
The award night was a great opportunity to look back on a fruitful maritime year within the Mediterranean whilst meriting the most outstanding accomplishments. In his address, Maltese Minister Joe Mizzi reflected on the current status of the Maltese Registry whilst reaffirming the administration’s policy to strive harder for the creation of an evermore competitive and sustainable shipping industry. Currently, the Maltese Registry boasts the registration of over 70 million gross tons, confirming it as a leading flag jurisdiction.