Maldives national shipping line to begin Indonesia route
MSS already imports goods from eight countries and operates five ships.
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National shipping company, Maldives State Shipping (MSS), has announced that it will start operations to Indonesia.
MSS vessels will operate from Belawan, Indonesia to Port Klang, Malaysia and Colombo, Sri Lanka.
According to the shipping line, the voyages use MSS's own ship, the MSS Graphene. The ship:
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After the goods are brought to Colombo, they will be brought to Male from Colombo on MSS ships
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Bookings are now open for those who wish to import goods from Indonesia
MSS Chief Commercial Officer Thoha Mohamed said on Monday that 70% of the voyages on the newly launched Indonesia route have already been filled.
“The new route is looking very welcome,” Thoha said.
MSS already imports goods from eight countries and operates five ships. MSS also launched operations to Malaysia last July.
