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As ties warm, Erdogan says Greece may be able to benefit from a Turkish power plant

Ekathimerini 09 Dec 2023
His comments were reported by state-run Anadolu and other media on Friday ... The latest flare-up occurred in 2020, when Greek and Turkish navy ships shadowed each other in the eastern Mediterranean over a dispute about maritime boundaries and exploration rights for resources ... [AP] .
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International marine companies eye nation for sustained growth

China Daily 08 Dec 2023
George Xiradakis, president of Hellenic Shipping Finance Association, said that over the past decades, Greek shipowners have ordered around 1,300 ships with an accumulated value of $60 billion from Chinese shipyards. "In the last decade, half of the new Greek ships were built in China," Xiradakis added.
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Greece, Turkey look to ease relations

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 08 Dec 2023
Centering on maritime boundaries and exploration rights for resources in the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean sea, the latest flare-up occurred in 2020, when Greek and Turkish navy ships shadowed each other in the eastern Mediterranean ... The Greek prime minister said he would visit Ankara in the spring.
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Concerns grow that EU ETS will hurt Med ports

Seatrade Maritime News 08 Dec 2023
Greek Shipping and Island Policy Minister Christos Stylianides said it is a matter of high priority to align EU legislation on Emissions Trading System (ETS) in shipping with international standards adopted by the IMO but that this must be done fairly ... Challenges still lie ahead with EU ETS for shipping.
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Propeller Club to host AMVER Awards Gala Dinner at Athenaeum Intercontinental

Ekathimerini 08 Dec 2023
Tsunis, Greek shipowners and shipping executives, influential decision-makers, government officials etc. .
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CEO Pistiolis ‘committed’ after building 73% stake in Greece’s Top Ships

Tradewinds 08 Dec 2023
... to Greek tanker owner Top Ships by lifting their stake to 73%.
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As ties warm, Turkey's president says Greece may be able to benefit from a Turkish ...

San Francisco Chronicle 08 Dec 2023
“For example, we can provide Greece the opportunity (to benefit) from energy from our nuclear power plant to be built in Sinop (Province).” ... The latest flare-up occurred in 2020, when Greek and Turkish navy ships shadowed each other in the eastern Mediterranean over a dispute about maritime boundaries and exploration rights for resources ... .
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On this day in history, December 8

Independent online (SA) 08 Dec 2023
What happened today, back in the day. 877 Louis the Stammerer (son of Charles the Bald) is crowned king of the West Frankish Kingdom. 1485 Bartholomew Dias anchors for a few days at the present day Walvis Bay, and calls it Golfo de Santa Maria da Conceiçao ... 1966 The Greek ship SS Heraklion sinks in a storm in the Aegean Sea, killing over 200 ... Picture ... .
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Full text: For a better world-- looking at the past decade of jointly pursuing the Belt and Road Initiative from a human rights perspective

People Daily 08 Dec 2023
In May 2022, China COSCO Shipping Corporation Limited's Piraeus Port Authority (PPA) signed an agreement with the Greek Ministry of Culture and Sports in the Port of Piraeus ... Many students can only attend classes in makeshift huts or converted shipping containers.
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Sanctions Risk Reduces Greek Owners' Appetite for Russian Oil Trade

The Maritime Executive 07 Dec 2023
With increased risk of sanctions enforcement for carrying higher-priced Russian oil, Greek tanker owners - who provide more ships for Russia's oil trade ... Greek ships now amount to about 30 percent of the fleet serving the Russian oil market, on par with Russian-controlled vessels.
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Turkish President Erdogan visits Greece in an effort to mend strained relations

Newsday 07 Dec 2023
We will proceed in a more logical way," Erdogan told the Greek president in televised comments ... He was accompanied on his one-day trip by several ministers, with joint Cabinet talks with Greek ministers and the signing of several cooperation agreements on the agenda.
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Turkish and Greek leaders turn on the charm in Athens as they vow to leave ...

The Mercury 07 Dec 2023
Centering on maritime boundaries and exploration rights for resources in the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean sea, the latest flare-up occurred in 2020, when Greek and Turkish navy ships shadowed each other in the eastern Mediterranean ... The Greek prime minister said he would visit Ankara in the spring.
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IMO Expresses “Grave Concern” as it Moves to Rein In Shadow Fleet Tankers

The Maritime Executive 07 Dec 2023
The actions came as individual nations continue to target the illegally operating ships while the U.S ... They point out that these ships function by attempting to avoid port and flag inspections ... Reuters recently reported that several Greek shipping companies had vowed to stop transporting Russian oil after getting warnings from the U.S.
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METIS Appoints Panos Theodossopoulos as New CEO

The Maritime Executive 07 Dec 2023
“Panos possesses extensive knowledge of digitalisation in and outside of shipping and the invaluable experience of founding and propelling the growth of a maritime technology company. He is well known and respected in the Greek shipping community while also maintaining strong international connections.”.
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See what it'll be like living on this 4-month cruise sailing around the world in ...

Business Insider 07 Dec 2023
Several residential cruise ship startups have been postponing or failing to deliver on their promise of a never-ending global cruise ... And after a two-day journey through the Suez Canal, the ship's final unique destination is set for the Greek island of Crete.MSC says the ship will only spend one day in Greece.
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