The Deputy Minister of Shipping to the President, Mrs Marina Hadjimanoli, during her visit to Athens, hosted a dinner for the Greek shipowners on Tuesday 2 May, expressing the appreciation and gratitude of the Republic of Cyprus for their long-standing support to the Cypriot registry and Cypriot shipping in general. In her speech, Ms Hadjimanoli presented the vision as well as the objectives and priorities set by the Deputy Ministry of Shipping upon assuming her duties, while noting the firm commitment of the new Government and the President of the Republic himself, Mr.
At the same time, the Deputy Minister, accompanied by executives and officials of the Deputy Ministry and the Piraeus Shipping Office, held meetings with shipping companies in the framework of the continuous information and consultation with the shipping community.
At the same time, the Deputy Minister, accompanied by executives and officials of the Deputy Ministry and the Piraeus Shipping Office, held meetings with shipping companies in the framework of the continuous information and consultation with the shipping community. Ms Hadjimanoli presented the general advantages of Cypriot shipping and in particular the framework for the registration of ships in the Cypriot register, aiming to strengthen cooperation and combined actions for a sustainable shipping industry.
Today, Thursday, May 4, the Deputy Minister inaugurated at a special event the new premises of the Maritime Training Centre Maritime Academy Mediterranean in Athens. Addressing company executives and students, Mrs Hatzimanoli underlined the importance that the Deputy Ministry of Shipping attaches to maritime education, supporting and promoting with specific actions the maritime and shipping professions in general.
Contents of this article including associated images are owned by PIO
Views & opinions expressed are those of the author and/or PIO
Source
