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Home›Green Marine›Jamaica Ship Registry Appoints China Agent
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August 18, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Jamaica Ship Registry Appoints China Agent

The Jamaica Ship Registry (JSR) announces it has appointed Mr Tang Shu Jia of the Isthmus Bureau of Shipping (IBS) China, to be its Representative in Northern and Southern China and Taiwan. Mr Tang, who has many years of ship registration experience, is supported by Jessie Zou and Elaine Yu who both

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The Jamaica Ship Registry (JSR) announces it has appointed Mr Tang Shu Jia of the Isthmus Bureau of Shipping (IBS) China, to be its Representative in Northern and Southern China and Taiwan.

Mr Tang, who has many years of ship registration experience, is supported by Jessie Zou and Elaine Yu who both also boast considerable experience in the registration of ships.

The new Representative will complement the efforts of JSR’s Asian Regional Office, which is headed by Dr Aloysius Tay, Jamaica’s Trade Commissioner in Singapore. Mr Tang’s appointment signals the further expansion of Jamaica in the Asian region and follows the appointment of Captain Say Eng Sin (GMAPS Inspection & Survey Services Pte Ltd) last year as representative in Singapore and Greater Asia. Capt. Say is assisted by Jenn Lee.

Seymour Harley, JSR Registrar General of Ships , said: “The JSR is optimistic of the prospects for its growth and expansion in Asia. We welcome Mr Tang and his team and look forward to a successful and enjoyable collaboration.”

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Source: jamaicaships, August 18, 2011.

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