Largest sea vessel built in South America

The José Olaya, a 25,000-ton bulk carrier, is the largest ship built in South America. Delivered by CIMA to the Peruvian Steamship Company, it will transport fishmeal and oil. At the delivery ceremony, Rear Admiral Egusquiza highlighted its significance as the first state-owned bulk carrier flying the Peruvian flag. Vice Admiral Belina noted that this ship, along with others, will fulfill the goal of transporting Peruvian products globally.

What is the significance of the José Olaya ship?

• It is the first ship to be built by CIMA.

• It is the largest bulk carrier built in South America.

• It is used for transporting passengers.

• It is the smallest ship in the Peruvian fleet.

Who received the José Olaya ship from CIMA?

• The Peruvian Navy

• The Peruvian Steamship Company

• The Ministry of Fisheries

• The National Transport Authority

What products will the José Olaya primarily transport?

• Oil and gas

• Fishmeal and fish oil

• Automobiles

• Textiles

What did the president of the Peruvian Steamship Company emphasize during the ceremony?

• The ship's luxurious amenities

• The ship's contribution to national pride and shipbuilding

• The ship's role in international trade

• The ship's speed and efficiency

What is the future goal for the José Olaya and other ships according to Vice Admiral Belina?

• To explore new fishing grounds

• To transport Peruvian products internationally

• To serve as a training vessel for the navy

• To be converted into a cruise ship