Athens, Greece. Cyprus’ Deputy Ministry of Shipping hosted a reception during the international shipping exhibition Posidonia 2026, bringing together representatives of the global shipping community, institutional bodies, partners and industry professionals. The event highlighted Cyprus’ continuing role in the international shipping sector.
Reception at Posidonia 2026
Held as part of one of the world’s leading maritime exhibitions, the reception provided an opportunity for networking and dialogue among participants from across the shipping industry.
Deputy minister’s remarks
In her address, Deputy Minister of Shipping Marina Hadjimanolis referred to the challenges facing the sector, saying that “despite the difficulties and uncertainties of the time, shipping continues to prove its strength and resilience.”
She said this was mainly due to the people of the industry, who continue to support its development even during periods of wider uncertainty.
Support for Cypriot shipping
Speaking on behalf of the Republic of Cyprus and President Nicos Christodoulides, Hadjimanolis thanked the shipping community for its long-standing support.
“I would like to thank you warmly for the long-term support to Cypriot shipping and especially for the trust you show in the Cyprus Registry,” she said.
Cyprus presence at exhibition
The reception formed part of Cyprus’ wider presence at Posidonia 2026, where the country sought to strengthen ties with international shipping stakeholders and promote the Cyprus Registry as a reliable and competitive choice for the global maritime industry.
