Europe

Incat Europe - Malta

Throughout its 7000 year history Malta, with its large sheltered natural harbours and location in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, has been a key strategic centre for trade, security and maritime services.  A country with seafaring at its core, it’s thought that Malta’s first, prehistoric inhabitants floated over the water from Sicily. Evidence of ancient naval activity can even be found in the 2,500 year-old Tarxien Temple, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Centre that features walls embellished with carvings of ships. Building on this proud legacy Malta has created the largest ship Register in European Union, the sixth largest ship register in the world and a network of experienced maritime professionals capable of implementing world’s best practice in the maritime sector.  In 2015 Incat Europe relocated its overseas operational headquarters to Malta.