The Port of Vigo has approved the launch of an agreement with PYMAR to assess a large ship-repair and conversion centre for oceangoing vessels.
The Port of Vigo’s board approved the start of procedures for a memorandum of understanding with PYMAR, an association representing Spain’s small and medium-sized private shipyards. The proposed cooperation will examine the creation of a major centre for repairing and converting large vessels.
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