The first official session of the advisory committee for strengthening the competitiveness and quality of the Cyprus flag was held in Athens this week, attended by Deputy Minister of Shipping Marina Hadjimanolis.
According to an announcement, the meeting aimed to “refine strategies that enhance the global standing of the Cyprus flag amidst ongoing challenges in the maritime sector”.
The committee, composed of prominent shipowners from Greece and Cyprus, tackled a range of topics including the promotion of the Cyprus flag and the broader issues currently impacting global shipping.
Discussions focused on leveraging technological innovations and addressing environmental regulations to bolster the flag’s competitive edge.
In a statement, the Shipping Deputy Ministry expressed its “appreciation to all members for their valuable insights, emphasizing their role in shaping Cyprus’ maritime policies”.
It added that the “collective expertise of the committee is fundamental in directing the complexities of the maritime industry and enhancing Cyprus’ position as a reliable maritime hub”.
