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20/08/2025 06:07 AST
Kuwait Oil Tanker Company (KOTC) announced Tuesday that the Kuwaiti flag has been ranked among the high-performance categories in the latest oil tanker flag state performance list (2022-2024) issued by the Tokyo Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), a key international maritime body. In a statement to KUNA, KOTC said that 30 inspections were carried out on vessels registered under the Kuwaiti flag during the assessment period, with no detentions recorded.
This, the company noted, underscores the operational excellence of KOTC, which represents the majority of Kuwait-flagged vessels. KOTC affirmed that the achievement reflects its strict adherence to the highest global standards of safety, quality, and maintenance, as well as its compliance with international maritime regulations. It added that the recognition enhances Kuwait's reputation in international maritime forums.
The company also expressed pride in the accomplishment, attributing the success to the dedication and continuous efforts of its employees. It further noted that it received congratulations from the General Administration of Coast Guard, particularly its Audit and Quality Department and the Maritime Transport Department, for the outstanding performance. KOTC stressed that it remains committed to sustaining these standards to further strengthen Kuwait's standing in the global shipping and energy transport industry.
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