The Arab Company for Building and Reforming Ships (family) has announced the launch of the “supply during sailing” service, as part of a strategic partnership with the leading company “Fair-Waters in providing integrated marine solutions. This initiative comes in a qualitative step aimed at upgrading the marine industry sector by adopting the latest technical innovations.
Thus, a precedent family company is recorded by the adoption and implementation of this technology, which is a strategic shift in marine operations, given the high level of accuracy, coordination and technical readiness, as well as the need for an advanced infrastructure and equipment for the ships implementing these operations. Family involvement in such projects also embodies the company’s firm commitment to innovation, and its ambitious vision to provide marine solutions that meet the growth needs of the growing shipping industry, whether at the regional or global level.
In this context, Dr. Ahmed Al -Abri, CEO of Asiri Company: “We are constantly seeking to expand our partnerships and attract the best global experiences and the latest specialized technologies, as this project represents a strategic shift that enhances a family position as a leading provider of integrated marine services, and confirms its continuous commitment to providing innovative and effective solutions that directly contribute to raising the efficiency of military and commercial fleets.
For his part, Mr. Abdel -Maksoud Bassiouni, Director General of Project Management, said: “This advanced technology is a pivotal shift in marine logistical support, as it allows the transfer of fuel and solid goods between ships during sailing, without the need to reduce the speed in a way that affects the pre -prepared schedule for ships, which enhances the continuity of operation and performance efficiency. Although this technology has been developed mainly To support military maritime operations, it is currently being successfully adapted to use them in the commercial charging sector, which represents a strategic shift in enhancing the flexibility and efficiency of marine supply chains, and the industry is directed towards more intelligent and sustainable solutions. “
“By reducing stopping periods, reducing operational costs and enhancing supply continuity,” provision during sailing “technology provides an innovative, sustainable solution, to meet the requirements of modern fleets that work in accelerated and competitive operating environments.”
