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Christos Stylianides and Abdulkadir Uraloğlu shaking hands during their meeting in Istanbul to discuss Greece-Turkey maritime collaboration

Greece-Turkey maritime cooperation enhanced during official visit

Greek Maritime Minister Christos Stylianides, during his Istanbul visit, underscored the importance of Greece-Turkey cooperation in shipping, focusing on maritime links, tourism, and environmental sustainability as key areas of mutual benefit

Busy port with cranes and container ships docked, illustrating high activity in the global shipping industry GEOTRENDS.EU

Shipping market outlook: Q4 2024 forecast

The shipping market faces uncertainty in Q4 2024 to 2027, with geopolitical tensions, fluctuating oil prices, and supply chain disruptions influencing tankers, bulkers, containers, and gas carriers (source: blog.vesselsvalue.com)

Map illustrating major and minor global trade routes, including sea routes of the Silk Road, highlighting key pathways in international commerce GEOTRENDS.EU

Trump’s triumph: A new era of global shifts

Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory is expected to bring global shifts, impacting shipping, the Middle East, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, U.S.-China relations, and European markets. What challenges and opportunities are on the horizon?

BRICS 2024_President Xi Jinping held a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kazan Kremlin

BRICS expansion: A new horizon for global shipping and trade

The expansion of BRICS with new members reshapes global trade, presenting shipping companies with fresh opportunities and challenges. Adapting to new trade routes and financial shifts is essential for staying competitive

GeoTrends_Panama shipping regulations impact Greek shipping vessels under Panama registry geotrends.eu

How Panama’s new regulations impact Greek shipping

The Panama Maritime Authority is cracking down on vessels linked to sanctions, potentially impacting even Greek shipowners who use its registry. Immediate deregistration awaits those flagged by international sanctions lists like OFAC and the EU