The Deputy Ministry for Shipping is extending the deadline for payment of the Cyprus Registry Maintenance Annual Fee and the tonnage tax of Cyprus ships by two months due to the health
The financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Cyprus shipping is unavoidable, Deputy Minister of Shipping Natasa Pilides said. “I believe the impact will be unavoidable both on the Cypriot economy and
The Cyprus Shipping Chamber, representing the corporate side of the maritime sector, said it has implemented a work-from-home policy for its staff since last week, to prevent a wider spread of COVID-19.
The outlook for the global shipping industry has changed to ‘negative’ from ‘stable’ in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, Moody’s Investors Service said in a new report. The change to a
This year promises to be one of major change at the Deputy Ministry of Shipping, as major restructuring is underway to make the government’s maritime arm more efficient, while tax incentives are
The Cyprus maritime sector is taking all necessary measures to protect crews and passengers from coronavirus outbreak that is affecting international trade with public health a primary concern, as well as the
The risks to Cyprus shipping from Brexit are minimal while British companies are in the process of registering ships to the Cypriot registry, said Natasa Pilides, Deputy Minister for Shipping. Speaking to
European shipping needs to maintain its competitiveness through technology argued Cyprus during a debate on trade at a key conference in Brussels for European Maritime Week. Cyprus Shipping Deputy Minister Natasa Pilides
Cyprus shipping supports the Industry’s positions on the EU Green Deal and is fully committed to eradicating its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as soon as possible. On the occasion of European Shipping
The first 93 graduates from the Mediterranean Maritime Academy are already placed on ships or on their way to joining the merchant navy, with the Limassol-based school preparing a further 304 cadets