Jas Gulf Shipping services L.L.C

29/05/2023

🚩 Join Asif Ali Mk, Siras Mohammed, and Mohammed Jalal from Jasgulf Shipping Services L.L.C at the AON AGM 2023 in Barcelona, Spain! 😊

✍️ Register here: https://lnkd.in/g8pJcxi7

11/04/2023

AerOceaNetwork (AON) welcomed 6 new members in Q1 of 2023! 👏🌍 😄

✅ Catlog Uluslararasi Tasimacilik Ve Dis Ticaret A.S from Turkey
✅ Transavia S.R.L from Italy
✅ Baikay Global Logistics from Turkey
✅ Langowski Logistics from Poland
✅ Slabfreight Nigeria Limited from Nigeria
✅ Jas Gulf Shipping services L.L.C from United Arab Emirates

28/03/2023

😊 We welcome Jas Gulf Shipping services L.L.C in Dubai, United Arab Emirates to the AON team! 👏

📌 Read more: https://aeroceanetwork.net/jasgulf-shipping-services-l-l-c-in-dubai-united-arab-emirates-joins-aeroceanetwork-aon/

31/12/2021

23/11/2021

Hallo

15/08/2021

Happy Independence Day

25/03/2021

25/03/2021

Suez Canal blocked by container vessel leads to delay

As you may already know, the Evergreen Marine Corporations operated container vessel EVER GIVEN ran aground in the Suez Canal around 8 am local time on March 23. The incident occurred as the container ship proceeded northbound through the waterway from the Red Sea. As a result the Suez Canal passage is currently blocked for any marine traffic in both directions.

The refloating attempts are being carried out by the owners of the Vessel in coordination with Suez Canal Authorities. The incident continues to create congestion on the waterway, stopping vessels from passing and causing delays. don´t have any clear indication when the vessel will be refloated again.

The incident continues to create long tailbacks on the waterway, stopping vessels from passing and causing delays.

10/02/2021

RORO Vessels

16/10/2020

Lebanon seeks arrest of owner and captain of the ship that brought deadly ammonia nitrate to Beirut port

Lebanon requested yesterday international arrest warrants against Igor Grechushkin and Boris Prokoshev, the Russian owner and the captain of the Rhosus, a general cargo ship that brought 2,750 tons of ammonia nitrate to Beirut seven years ago, cargo that eventually caused the massive port blast in August this year.

The ageing Moldovan-flagged ship picked up the ammonium nitrate in Georgia destined for an explosives company in Mozambique. It stopped in Beirut port to pick up extra cargo where it was impounded by port authorities. The cargo was moved to a nearby warehouse a year later, while the abandoned, decaying vessel sank in the port in February 2018.

More than 20 arrests have been made in the investigations so far.