🌊⚓️ On the eve of the Sea Festival, representatives of the maritime and port community who work for the sea and the port were honoured on Thursday at the Albatross Monument in Smiltyne. We are proud to announce that many employees of our Association of Lithuanian Stevedoring Companies members also received awards. Congratulations toall! 🎉👏 🏅 Kornelijus Kerpė, Technical Director of Klaipėdos konteinerių terminalas, was awarded the Honorary Badge of the Maritime Transport Worker of the Republic of Lithuania. This recognition applauds his longstanding dedication to advancing maritime transport through modernization and innovative technologies. 📜 Karolis Kuzmarskis, Commercial Director of Klaipėda Sea Cargo Company Klaipeda Stevedoring Company BEGA, received a letter of appreciation from the Minister of Transport and Communications, Marius Skuodis. 📜 Edvinas Juodis, Head of the Container terminal at Klaipėdos konteinerių terminalas, Mantas Kiudelis, Head of the Production Department at Klaipedos Smelte Container Terminal, and Justas Zubė, Head of the Container Repair Group at Klaipedos Smelte Container Terminal, were honored with letters of appreciation from Algis Latakas, Director General of Klaipėdos uostas/Port of Klaipėda Authority. Moreover, during the ceremony, viewing binoculars were unveiled on the newly reconstructed south pier of the Port of Klaipėda. 🔭 This generous contribution was made by Klaipėda Container Terminal, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.🎊 #SeaFestival #MaritimeCommunity #PortOfKlaipėda
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