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Greek Navy unveils ‘Pyrpolitis’ kamikaze sea drone alongside nine other unmanned vessels
Developed in just six months under strict secrecy, the Greek-built vessel draws on expertise from MIT, can exceed 40 knots and marks a major step towards a new generation of autonomous naval warfare
Stavros Katsikadis: Marinas, a “key” to strong and competitive maritime tourism (pic)
The need for a unified national strategy for ports, marinas, coastal shipping, cruising and yachting at the center of the “Greek Tourism” Conference
Greek ports led maritime transport in the EU in 2024, according to Eurostat
Greece increased its passenger numbers by 7.1 million – Piraeus among the busiest ports
Kikilias-Ito: Greece and Japan open new horizons in maritime and technological cooperation
The Greece-Japan Maritime Innovation Summit at the residence of the Japanese Ambassador in Athens highlighted the strategic nature of the relations between the two maritime superpowers and the common vision for a sustainable, technologically resilient future
Historic crossing of Captain Nikos through the Suez Canal
The maiden transit of the vessel through the Suez Canal was not just another maritime event; it was a symbolic and emotional meeting of two Group companies at one of the most strategic points in global shipping geography
ICL: The 11th International Maritime Law Conference on 2-4 October
The conference organized by the Piraeus Bar Association is entitled "Risks of the Maritime Mission, from a new perspective" and will be held at the Eugenides Foundation
“Mom, I’m not going to sea”: Why Greek youth are turning away from maritime careers
Wages can reach up to €16,500, but fewer and fewer young Greeks follow the seafaring tradition – A desire for work-life balance, fixed working hours, and lack of awareness of the benefits of maritime careers are key reasons for the drop in interest
