Model of Greek salvage tug AIGAION PELAGOS placed on display at IMO headquarters

A model of the Greek salvage tug AIGAION PELAGOS has been placed on display at the International Maritime organisation's headquarters in London following a ceremony on Wednesday 9 September.

The event took place at the IMO building and was attended by IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez and representatives of the Embassy of Greece in London. Sources indicated the placement on 21 September 2026.

The item on display is a model of the vessel identified as the AIGAION PELAGOS. The report describes the placement as having occurred at a special ceremony held inside the IMO headquarters in London on the stated date.

Officials from the IMO and members of the Greek diplomatic mission were present at the ceremony. The verified notes do not provide further names or remarks beyond the attendance of the IMO Secretary-General and embassy representatives.

No additional technical details about the model or the tug are given in the supplied notes. The report as summarised focuses on the fact of the placement and the attendance at the ceremony rather than on the vessel's specifications or operational history.

Display at a global maritime forum

The display was located within the International Maritime organisation's headquarters in London, the body where the ceremony was held. The report identifies the location and the timing as central facts of the occasion.

The presence of the IMO Secretary-General was recorded in the verified summary. Representatives of the Embassy of Greece in London also took part, according to the supplied material.

Source and timing

Sources published the account summarising the event, and the item carries the date 21 September 2026 in that publication. The ceremony itself is recorded in the notes as having taken place on Wednesday 9 September.

Beyond those timestamps, the supplied notes do not include quotations, speeches or further narrative from the ceremony. The factual record given is limited to the placement of the model, the venue, the date of the event and the attendance of IMO and Greek diplomatic representatives.

The factual notes provided do not identify any commercial seaports associated with the story. They also do not supply images, technical descriptions of the model or statements from participants. The account remains a concise factual notice of the model's placement at IMO headquarters.