Med Marine, a leading global shipbuilding company, is proud to announce the successful launch and delivery of the MED-A2885 tugboat to the Misurata Free Zone.
The vessel, exclusively designed by Canadian Naval Architects Robert Allan for Med Marine, represents a significant milestone in Med Marine’s ongoing partnership with the Misurata Free Zone.
The MED-A2885 tugboat, belonging to the renowned RAstar 2800 series, was constructed at Eregli shipyard and officially launched on May 14th, 2023.
This state-of-the-art tugboat is now on route to its home port, Misurata Free Zone, after sailing through the historic Bosphorus Strait.
To commemorate this momentous occasion, Med Marine hosted a celebration at its head office, attended by esteemed guests including Chairman of the Misurata Free Zone Mr. Muhsin Sigutri.
Representing Med Marine were C.E.O. Mr. Hakan Şen, General Manager Ms. Yıldız Bozkurt and Sales Director Ms. Melis Üçüncü
This significant sale of the MED-A2885 tugboat further solidifies the longstanding and mutually beneficial business relationship between the Misurata Free Zone and Med Marine.
It underscores both parties’ commitment to providing world-class maritime solutions that enhance the efficiency and productivity of valued partners.
About Misurata Free Zone:
Misurata Free Zone (MFZ) is the first free-trade zone established in Libya, based on Act No (9/2000) for free zones and transit trade. It is designated and organized by law to host industrial, commercial, and service operations that are available to all those interested in investing in Libya. The main objectives of MFZ are to increase the revenue sources, to contribute in supporting the local economy, and to provide employment and training opportunities. Such goals are achieved by creating an attractive investment environment where all free-trade activities are facilitated and liberalized. MFZ also strives to be the world’s gateway to Africa and open doors to both local and foreign investors to develop international trade and investment at this transit location.
