Cyprus has opted to stay out of the running for the top post at the world shipping body, with seven candidates put forward by their host countries, in what could be a
President Nikos Christodoulides said Cyprus would submit its candidacy to the Council of the International Maritime Organization, denying it backed down after Greece endorsed Turkey to lead the IMO. Nicosia seeks to
Ships flying the Cypriot flag are faced with a second Turkish embargo as they are prevented from transporting grain from or to Ukraine under the Black Sea Grain Initiative, said Shipping Minister
Up to six names are expected to be put forward as the next Secretary-General of the world’s supreme shipping body by Friday, replacing South Korean Kitack-Lim who steps down at the end
Cyprus government officials and the Limassol port operator DP World said they will work together to turn Limassol port into the port of choice in the Eastern Mediterranean, attracting even more users
President Nikos Christodoulides said that Cyprus and Greece should work more closely on matters of shipping, which will be high on the agenda of his first meeting with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis
Tototheo Maritime subsidiary Marine-Fields Holding announced it has acquired German maritime consultancy and technology advisory firm BM Bergmann Marine GmbH. The takeover deal, completed in Hamburg on January 27, follows close cooperation
Larnaca will reap the benefits of the passenger ferry link between Cyprus and Greece, as officials have decided to include the town’s revamped port in the schedule for August and September. In
The new government has placed shipping among its priorities to enhance its maritime administration further, provide the ground for sustainable growth and help the industry’s green and digital transition. In her maiden
Celestyal Cruises, the Greek islands and East Med cruise specialist, has acquired a new ship, the 1,260-passenger Ryndam, from Holland America Line. The Piraeus-based cruise company, formerly a subsidiary of Louis Plc, owns
