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Cyprus and Greece Reaffirm Maritime Cooperation and Strategic Priorities at CUS Dinner in Athens

Cyprus and Greece emphasized their shared maritime priorities during a dinner hosted by the Cyprus Union of Shipowners (CUS) in Athens on September 18. The event gathered senior officials from both countries, European representatives, diplomats, and major shipowners to discuss the strategic importance of their shipping sectors. Both sides underscored the role of free and safe navigation in global stability and the need for a competitive, technologically mature green transition.

CUS President Polys V. Hajioannou highlighted the central role of Greek and Cypriot shipping in Europe's maritime strength while cautioning against disproportionate regulatory burdens impacting smaller operators. Greek officials, including Hellenic Republic President Constantine A. Tassoulas, stressed coordinated efforts in European institutions to maintain influence and competitiveness. Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides reiterated shipping as a vital pillar of Cyprus’ economy and international identity, emphasizing cooperation on maritime security and the importance of realistic regulatory measures.

The dinner concluded with a commitment to ongoing bilateral cooperation grounded in trust and mutual goals. The presence of prominent shipowners from both countries reflected confidence in their joint maritime vision as they navigate technological, geopolitical, and environmental challenges moving forward.

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