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Greece and Saudi Arabia have called for the protection of international shipping routes and energy supplies, warning that attacks on critical infrastructure threaten global markets.
Greece’s shipping minister said Athens will not yield on its maritime sovereign rights after Libya’s parliament revived a disputed 2019 Turkey-Libya boundary agreement.
Greece’s maritime minister proposed greater participation by Greek marine equipment manufacturers in Chinese shipbuilding projects during talks in Shanghai with China’s transport minister.
Greece’s Minister of Shipping and Island Policy Vasilis Kikilias met senior Japanese officials in Tokyo to deepen bilateral cooperation on shipyards, ports, maritime safety and IMO decarbonization talks.
Piraeus Port Authority received a special industry award marking a decade since COSCO Shipping became its strategic shareholder, even as container volumes at the Greek hub fell sharply in the first half of 2026.
Piraeus Port Authority posted a 24.4% net profit decline for the first half of 2026 as mandatory infrastructure works at Pier I temporarily constrained container storage capacity, even as the company accelerated its investment programme.
Greek owners ordered 102 new vessels worth $10.1 billion in Q1 2026, a 3.6-fold jump, led by a record tanker and gas-carrier newbuild wave.
