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Ship released after three year's detention in Antwerp

After three years of detention at the port of Antwerp, the 'Sedrata' was officially releeased on May 23, 2025, marking a significant victory for Algeria in the management of its maritime assets as the result of rigorous technical, legal, and diplomatic efforts carried out by the Algerian authorities, notably under the supervision of the Ministry of Transport. The recovery process accelerated with the technical inspection carried out on May 22 by Lloyd's Register, which issued a certificate of conformity attesting that the 'Sedrata' met international standards. This technical green light was followed by a comprehensive inspection conducted by the Belgian port authorities, removing the remaining reservations related to the seizure. As soon as the seizure was lifted, the 'Sedrata' resumed its operations, immediately loading goods for Algeria.

Clipper of Denmark forms 14-Vessel Pool with Swiss and German Partners

Denmark's Clipper Projects has formed a new multi-purpose pool with Enzian Ship Management of Zurich, Switzerland, and Freese Shipping of Stade, Germany. The new pool will consist of 14 vessels from 15,000- to 20,000 deadweight tons. However, the group plans to expand the pool with more members and ships. The pool will be managed by Clipper Projects and will supplement the existing Clipper Projects fleet now numbering 45 modern multi-purpose vessels with lifting capacities up to 400 tons, the company said in a statement. "The creation of this pool is in line with Clipper Projects’ strategy to participate in the consolidation of the multi-purpose market," Kristian Morch, CEO of Clipper Projects, said. "We believe that the pool will form a solid platform for further growth.”

Chinese Yangfan yard delivers "Clipper Galaxy" to Clipper

As WMN reports, Clipper has taken delivery of the newbuilding Clipper Galaxy. The vessel is the second in a series of three 9,500 dwt multi-purpose vessels ordered from Yangfan Shipyard, China. The delivery of the vessel is in line with Clipper Projects’ strategic goal to renew the fleet. More with photo http://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/29475