The Marshall Islands ship registering business has expanded to open a 27th branch in the Philippines.
The Marshalls registry is one of the main providers of a flag of convenience.
The International Registries, which provides administrative and technical support to the Marshalls, says opening an office in Manila is a natural fit for the registry.
It says this is because more than 35 percent of seafarers serving on RMI-flagged vessels hail from the Philippines.
The new office is staffed by four personnel and will be headed by Leo Bolivar.
The Marshall Islands ship registering business has expanded to open a 27th branch in the Philippines.
The Marshalls registry is one of the main providers of a flag of convenience.
The International Registries, which provides administrative and technical support to the Marshalls, says opening an office in Manila is a natural fit for the registry.
It says this is because more than 35 percent of seafarers serving on RMI-flagged vessels hail from the Philippines.
The new office is staffed by four personnel and will be headed by Leo Bolivar.
The opening of the new office is viewed as a strategic move in facilitating documentation needs of operators in the area.
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