Bahri Honoured with Three Awards at Lloyds List Awards 2017 and MEED Awards 2017
Celebrating the enhancement of three even more awards to its awards showcase, Bahri, a global leader in transportation and logistics, has actually won the Ship Driver Award and The Lloyd's Checklist Intelligence Innovation Award at the Lloyd's Listing South Asia, Middle East & Africa Honors 2017, along with the Transportation Company of the Year Award at MEED Awards 2017.
Abdulkarim Al-Abdulkarim, Senior Chartering Manager, Bahri Oil, and Almohaned Alshathre, Bahri's Public Relations Manager, approved the awards on behalf of Bahri. The 2017 Lloyd's Listing South Asia, Middle East & Africa awards ceremony was held at the Palazzo Versace Dubai, while MEED Honors 2017 were held at Conrad Dubai, both in the presence of industry stalwarts, high- account executives, and maritime industry leaders.
Ali Al-Harbi, Acting Chief Executive Officer of Bahri, said: "It has been a significant year for Bahri with a number of impressive achievements and significant accomplishments. We are exceptionally delighted to approve these awards that commemorate the success of regional organisations, labor force society, innovative practices, and customer support in providing the enthusiastic nationwide visions established by the management of the GCC states. These honors additionally birth testament to our firm fix to play a leading role fit the industry's future with insight, innovation and impact."
"At Bahri, we recognize that the future of our sector is underpinned by our dedication to expecting industry trends, and these honors are a favorable reinforcement of our technique to accepting a new attitude, which is assisting us maximise our performance while allowing us to continue expanding and establishing our offerings," added Al-Harbi.
Bahri, which supplies a full suite of transport and logistics services with its 6 business units, namely Bahri Oil, Bahri Logistics, Bahri Chemicals, Bahri Dry Bulk, Bahri Ship Monitoring, and Bahri Information, has gotten to a number of landmarks over the past year including 5 additions to its solid fleet of Very Large Crude-oil Service Providers (VLCCs). The conglomerate currently possesses and takes care of runs 88 multi-purpose vessels, including 41 VLCCs, 36 chemical and item vessels, 6 multipurpose vessels, and 5 completely dry- bulk service carriers.
