KOTC Recognized Among Top Maritime Operators in Tokyo MoU Rankings

KUWAIT, Aug 19 (KUNA) — The Kuwait Oil Tanker Company (KOTC) has earned top-tier status in the latest Tokyo Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Flag State Performance List for the period 2022–2024, marking a significant achievement that underscores Kuwait’s excellence in maritime operations. nIn a statement issued Tuesday, KOTC reported that during 30 inspections of vessels flying the Kuwaiti flag, no deficiencies were identified. This flawless record placed Kuwait among the highest-performing flag states under Port State Control (PSC), a benchmark for maritime safety and regulatory compliance. nKOTC attributed the success to its rigorous operational standards, preventive maintenance protocols, and consistent adherence to international maritime regulations. Its fleet constitutes the majority of Kuwait’s flagged commercial vessels, making its performance central to the nation’s maritime standing. nThe company expressed pride in the accomplishment, reaffirming its dedication to operational integrity and safety excellence. nThe General Directorate of the Coast Guard, through its Audit and Quality Department and Maritime Transport Department, extended formal congratulations, highlighting that the achievement reflects the sustained efforts and professionalism of KOTC’s workforce.
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KOTC achieves top ranking in Tokyo MoU flag performance list
KUWAIT, Aug 19 (KUNA) — Kuwait Oil Tanker Company (KOTC) announced Tuesday that it achieved outstanding performance in the latest Tokyo Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Flag State Performance List 2022-2024, marking a new milestone that reflects Kuwait’s strong maritime reputation. nIn a statement, KOTC said to KUNA that after 30 inspections on vessels under the country’s flag, no faults were recorded, leading to Kuwait being classified as one of the highest-performance flag states, on Port State Control (PSC). nThis was attributed largely to KOTC’s operational excellence, as its fleet makes up the majority of country’s vessels. nKOTC expressed pride in the accomplishment, underscoring its commitment to the highest standards of quality, maintenance, and operations. nIt added that the General Directorate of Coast Guard, through its Audit and Quality Department and Maritime Transport Department, extended congratulations, emphasizing that this success stems from the continuous and dedicated efforts of all company employees. (end) r nkm.sar

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