New Ship Unveiled for Island Ship Registry

Saturday, 29 August 2009 01:00

\'Caly Manx\' Unveiled by Manx Delegation

A delegation from the Isle of Man travelling to China will officially unveil the latest addition to the Island’s shop register on their visit.

The launch of the £21.7 million bulk carrier ‘Caly Manx’ will form part of a packed programme geared toward raising the Island’s profile as a leading international business centre.

The Island’s ship registry is currently gaining recognition across the world for its high standards and efficient service.

Chief Minister Tony Brown said the ship registry is playing a vital part in strengthening the Island’s economic base.

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