Bahri honoured with three awards at Lloyd’s List Awards 2017 and MEED Awards 2017

Celebrating the addition of three more accolades to its awards showcase, Bahri, a global leader in transportation and logistics, has won the Ship Operator Award and The Lloyd’s List Intelligence Innovation Award at the Lloyd’s List South Asia, Middle East & Africa Awards 2017, as well as the Transport Company of the Year Award at MEED Awards 2017.

Abdulkarim Al-Abdulkarim, Senior Chartering Manager, ‎Bahri Oil, and Almohaned Alshathre, Bahri’s PR Manager, accepted the awards on behalf of Bahri. The 2017 Lloyd’s List South Asia, Middle East & Africa awards ceremony was held at ‎the Palazzo Versace Dubai, while MEED Awards 2017 were held at Conrad Dubai, both in the presence of industry stalwarts, high-profile executives, and maritime sector leaders.

Ali Al-Harbi, Acting CEO of Bahri, said: “It has been a tremendous year for Bahri with a number of remarkable achievements and major accomplishments. We are extremely pleased to accept these awards that celebrate the success of regional businesses, workforce culture, innovative practices, and customer service in delivering the ambitious national visions set by the leadership of the GCC states. These accolades also bear testimony to our firm resolve to play a leading role in shaping the industry’s future through insight, innovation and impact.”

“At Bahri, we understand that the future of our sector is underpinned by our commitment to anticipating industry trends, and these awards are a positive reinforcement of our approach to embracing a new mindset, which is helping us maximise our performance while enabling us to continue growing and developing our offerings,” added Al-Harbi.

Bahri, which offers a full suite of transportation and logistics services through its six business units, namely Bahri Oil, Bahri Logistics, Bahri Chemicals, Bahri Dry Bulk, Bahri Ship Management, and Bahri Data, has reached several milestones over the past year including five additions to its strong fleet of Very Large Crude-oil Carriers (VLCCs). The conglomerate currently owns and manages operates 88 multipurpose vessels, including 41 VLCCs, 36 chemical and product tankers, 6 multipurpose vessels, and 5 dry- bulk carriers.