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IRClass – the Indian Register of Shipping, a leading classification society and IACS member – has set up a high level India and Offshore Advisory Committee, with the aim of raising the profile of its services and getting strategic advice for growth in the South Asia region.
The India Advisory Committee comprises of 14 senior members and representatives of the maritime fraternity of India. The formation of this committee follows the launch of the UAE Advisory Committee in March this year. IRClass also plans to set up a Singapore Advisory Committee very soon, and preparations for this are at an advanced stage.
Setting up high level Advisory Committees in these three key business and maritime geographical regions is in line with IRClass’ ambitious expansion plans. The company also intends to open three new offices in the near future in Abu Dhabi, Kuala Lumpur and Lagos.
During the inaugural meeting of the India and Offshore Advisory Committee held on 12th June, IRClass managing director, Arun Sharma, sought active co-operation and guidance of the member representatives for the expansion of IRClass services.
The committee discussed the need for a customer centric approach and an increase in the share of tonnage outside India. It also discussed several areas of opportunities in offshore, renewables, LNG, oil terminals, pipeline and defence.
