Femco explains its actions as MV Alaed goes to Syria

13/07/2012

In this interesting ? and sometimes amusing ? response by Femco to questions about its ship MV Alaed, posed by the Financial Times, we learn that it was a commercial decision rather than political pressure that has led to it changing its flag and insurance, ...

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