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Arkas Holding and IRISL Dissolve the Partnership

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07.11.2018 19:20

Arkas Holding and IRISL Dissolve the Partnership

US sanctions against Iran, also impair the Turkish Maritime Industry. Arkas Holding transferred IRISL Anadolu Shipping Agency’s shares to Iranians. IRISL Anadolu had been established by the partnership of Arkas Holding and IRISL Group.

Arkas Holding and IRISL, which is a maritime company of Islamic Republic of Iran, dissolved the partnership.

Within the scope of developing relationships between Turkey and Iran; the shares of the IRISL Anadolu Shipping Agency, which was established in 2016 by Arkas Holding and IRISL that is a maritime company of Islamic Republic of Iran; were transferred to Iranians.

Within the framework of the US embargo on Iran, shares of the IRISL Anadolu Shipping Agency that both Lucien Arkas and Bernard Arkas took part in it as partners on behalf of Arkas Holding; were transferred to Soheil Sana, Representative of IRSL, with the announcement on the 9643th copy of Turkish Trade Registry Gazette which has been published on 15.08.2018.

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Tags: arkas holding, irisl, turkey, iran, islamic republic of iran, irisl anadolu shipping agency, irisl anadolu gemi acenteliği, lucien arkas, bernard arkas, soheil sana

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