San Marino Ship Register welcomes Rear Admiral Giovanni Greco to its team and entrusts him with the development of institutional relations and national maritime legislation.
A graduate of the Genoa Nautical Institute, R. Adm. Greco’s career started on board merchant ships in Europe, the United States, the Persian Gulf, and the Far East. In 1991, he joined the Italian Coast Guard until his retirement in May 2022. During his service, he was harbour master in Fano, Ortona, Crotone, and Vice Commandant in Ravenna. Moreover, he was a lecturer at the IMO Academy IMSSEA, ILO International Training Centre, the World Maritime University, as well as Training Centre A. De Rubertis in Genoa.
“I look forward to joining the effort of making San Marino and its shipping registry leaders in the maritime sector, by providing excellent and tailor-made services to shipowners around the world”.
R. Adm. (res) Giovanni Greco, Institutional Relations and Maritime Legislation – San Marino Ship Register
“We are happy to share with the public the fast growth of the San Marino Ship Register team, which now includes an experienced Port and Flag State Control Officer, with more than 1500 inspections carried out and vast insight on the training of junior officers”.
Gianluca Tucci, General Manager – San Marino Ship Register
About San Marino Ship Register SMSR
The Republic of San Marino has been a member of the IMO since 2002 and has ratified all major maritime international conventions. In 2021, San Marino Ship Register stepped into an active role in the maritime sector, launching the registration of pleasure and commercial vessels to an international audience.
The Registry operates by the highest standards of compliance with national and international regulations for the safety of navigation. Moreover, registration in San Marino offers advantageous taxation regimes and competitive pricing tailored to different target customers.
A graduate of the Genoa Nautical Institute, R. Adm. Greco’s career started on board merchant ships in Europe, the United States, the Persian Gulf, and the Far East. In 1991, he joined the Italian Coast Guard until his retirement in May 2022. During his service, he was harbour master in Fano, Ortona, Crotone, and Vice Commandant in Ravenna. Moreover, he was a lecturer at the IMO Academy IMSSEA, ILO International Training Centre, the World Maritime University, as well as Training Centre A. De Rubertis in Genoa.
“I look forward to joining the effort of making San Marino and its shipping registry leaders in the maritime sector, by providing excellent and tailor-made services to shipowners around the world”.
R. Adm. (res) Giovanni Greco, Institutional Relations and Maritime Legislation – San Marino Ship Register
“We are happy to share with the public the fast growth of the San Marino Ship Register team, which now includes an experienced Port and Flag State Control Officer, with more than 1500 inspections carried out and vast insight on the training of junior officers”.
Gianluca Tucci, General Manager – San Marino Ship Register
About San Marino Ship Register SMSR
The Republic of San Marino has been a member of the IMO since 2002 and has ratified all major maritime international conventions. In 2021, San Marino Ship Register stepped into an active role in the maritime sector, launching the registration of pleasure and commercial vessels to an international audience.
The Registry operates by the highest standards of compliance with national and international regulations for the safety of navigation. Moreover, registration in San Marino offers advantageous taxation regimes and competitive pricing tailored to different target customers.
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