Entries by karen

Maryam Shipmanagement rebrands to MSM and moves to new Dubai headquarters

Dubai, UAE – Maryam Shipmanagement adopts MSM as its new corporate identity and relocates its Dubai headquarters to new premises in Jumeirah Lakes Towers. The change reflects that already widely used by the company’s employees, clients and partners. MSM gives the business a shorter, more recognisable identity for its growing international operations while bringing all […]

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Forward Moving. Forward Thinking. Forward We Go.

Navigating Excellence. Managing Trust. The maritime world never stands still. Neither do we. As shipping continues to evolve, Maryam Shipmanagement is moving forward—building on our maritime experience while embracing smarter technologies, more connected systems, and agile ways of working to meet the changing needs of shipowners, vessels, and people. For MSM, moving forward also means […]

Captain Fradi new CEO

Maryam Shipmanagement announces the appointment of Captain Faouzi Fradi as Chief Executive Officer.
A Master Mariner with an international maritime career, Captain Fradi brings extensive leadership experience in shipmanagement, maritime operations and the development of maritime services.

Aerial View

Captured by our São Sebastião team, this exclusive drone footage shows the MT Charline alongside at the Petrobras Terminal (TEBAR), highlighting her presence and power from the sky.
As the vessel managers of the Charline, we’re proud to support her continued safe and efficient operations worldwide… and from every angle!

Face-to-Face Matters

In today’s maritime industry, we conduct most business via computer screens. We hear voices without cameras, see faces in pixelated squares, and make critical decisions through digital intermediaries. It’s efficient, certainly. But something vital gets lost in translation.

Bridging Academia and Seafaring

Dubai-based ship management company Maryam Shipmanagement and Sharjah Maritime Academy have formalised a ground breaking partnership aimed at bridging the gap between academic training and real-world seafaring experience in the Middle East.

A Young Filipina Cadet’s Journey

I’m 21 years old, the eldest in my family, and I’m currently somewhere off the coast of Africa aboard an oil tanker, heading towards Fujairah. Three months ago, I’d never set foot on a merchant vessel. Today, I’m the only woman among an all-male Filipino crew, learning to navigate not just the seas, but a career. You could say I have embarked upon a voyage of self-discovery.

From Intern to Insider…

At 23 years old, with a degree in international transportation and logistics fresh in my hand, I joined Maryam Shipmanagement as an intern in August 2024. What I have discovered in this first year is not just a job but a family that teaches, supports and challenges me every day. Finding My Department Through Exploration […]