Yesterday, the new US President Donald Trump appointed Louis E. Sola new chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), the federal agency responsible for regulating the system of international shipping of the USA. Alone, who takes over in charge of Daniel B. Maffei, he was commissioner of the FMC from 23 January 2019 to 30 June 2023. Among the assignments public positions, Sola was a commissioner of the Board of Directors Florida Pilot Commissioners. In the private sector, Sola, which has began his career in the US Army, between 2005 and 2018 operated as a broker in the field of large ships and mega yacht, including the position of director delegate of Evermarine.

On the occasion of her appointment as president of the FMC, Sola stated that 'there are many ways in which the Commission contributes to the competitiveness of American companies, access of U.S. ships and companies to the markets foreign affairs and the nation's economic growth. We will continue this important work - he added - evaluating other areas in which the application of the Commission's powers can help businesses and U.S. consumers."