The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Registry, which has a strong presence in the Middle East, achieved a new milestone in surpassing 200 million gross tons and nearly 5,600 vessels by the end of 2023. This landmark achievement underlines the position of RMI as one of the leading registries in the world.
The RMI Registry has doubled the tonnage of its fleet since 2014, reflecting the commitment of IRI, which provides administrative and technical support to the Registry, in investing in decentralised operations and providing client services from 28 offices worldwide. Additionally, IRI has established special teams to provide dedicated technical support to owners and operators engaged in addressing the challenges of digitalisation and decarbonisation, while the passenger cruise market is now supported by a dedicated IRI Cruise Team.
“Two hundred million gross tons is an incredibly important milestone for the RMI Registry, highlighting our long-term commitment to client service and quality shipping,” says IRI President Bill Gallagher. “This accomplishment is the result of the expert technical support, quality administrative service, and collaborative approach we take to achieve success.”
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