Thursday, October 05, 2000 Maritime News

Greece To Liberalize Shipping By 2002

Oct 05, 2000

Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis said on Wednesday that island shipping would be liberalized by 2002, two years ahead of schedule as a result of last week's sinking of ferry Express Samina.

French Carrier De Gaulle Docks At Port Of Toulon

Oct 05, 2000

France's nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle docked for the first time at its permanent base, the Mediterranean port of Toulon, on Wednesday. Three

Tropical Storm Keith Forces Key Oil Ports To Close

Oct 05, 2000

Two of Mexico's key oil export ports were shut down on Wednesday as tropical depression Keith whipped up winds and waves in the Gulf of Mexico, though the effects

Vietsovpetro To Operate New Tanker

Oct 05, 2000

The Vietnam-Russia oil and gas joint venture, Vietsovpetro, plans to operate a new tanker from next week, bringing their crude transportation fleet to four, officials said.

Cammell Laird Expected To Set Bond Price

Oct 05, 2000

British shipbuilder Cammell Laird Holdings Plc is expected to price its high-yield bond issue at around 11.5 percent, sources familiar with the deal said on Thursday.

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