Marshall Islands Ship Registry follows a steady upward course and at this time it is the third ship registry in the world in terms of the total capacity of ships, while recently it climbed to first place among the ship registries that Greek- owned fleet selects in terms of the number of ships.

Its ambition is to climb one more step, always according to the criterion of high- quality services that RMI provides to the shipowner, as Theofilos Xenakoudis, Director of RMI at the office in Greece, says in his interview at maritimes TV.

With 27 offices worldwide with experienced technicians and office staff, RMI guarantees it.

He speaks about the new regulations, how these regulations create a new environment for shipping globally and how RMI manages it, as well as he stresses that Marshall Islands ship registry is permanently ranked among the lists that promote shipping quality.

Interview: Markos Kantzios
Camera/ montage: Studio Panos Halkidis