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New leadership at the Greek-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce

The goal is to strengthen bilateral economic relations and support Greek businesses wishing to play an active role in the reconstruction effort of Ukraine once the war ends

Shipping and decarbonization: Pressure mounts for reinvestment of revenues into green technologies

“For Shortsea Shipping to operate productively and efficiently, it must use the revenues accumulated through these measures for its own improvement and development,” said Charalambos Simantonis

Black Sea: The silent escalation threatening international shipping

The recent discovery of an unmanned vessel in Lefkada confirms that asymmetric naval warfare tools can appear at much greater distances than in the past - Alketas Drosos of EOS Risk Group highlights serious threats to shipping, energy infrastructure, and security in the Black Sea

V Group expands to the United Arab Emirates

A strategic investment in the future of global shipping

European shipping at the “helm” of the global fleet with 34.5% in capacity terms

It plays a leading role in the green transition, yet Europe is lagging behind in the production of sustainable fuels and is under pressure from international competition

Attack on Greek-owned bulk carrier west of Sirik, Iran

After the incident, the vessel reportedly changed course and is now sailing off Fujairah

32 Greek-interest tankers stranded in the Persian Gulf

Who owns them - More than 150 tankers of international interests are stuck overall

Kikilias: The Master Plan of the Port of Patras approved – New era for one of the country’s key ports

The Master Plan emphasizes the strengthening of freight activity and international connections, the improvement of coastal shipping and passenger services, as well as the development of tourism with modern infrastructure, such as the marina in the North Port

Iran wants to impose $1 million transit fees for passing through Hormuz for as long as negotiations last

The revelation was made by an anonymous regional official to the Associated Press – Iran will use the revenues for post-conflict reconstruction

The first ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz after the ceasefire: A Greek-owned vessel among them

Two ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz after Iran agreed to reopen the strategic passage as part of the ceasefire agreement with the United States

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