
Cyprus Shipping News is delighted to announce that the first CSN Cyprus ‘Current Shipping Affairs Debate’ “Are the challenges of 2024 for shipping up for debate?” is supported by Acheon Akti Navigation.
Date: 24 January 2024
Time: 16:00-19:00
Venue: Columbia Plaza, Limassol
Acheon Akti Navigation established in Limassol, Cyprus in 2002 and offers cost effective and safe transportation and delivery through efficient vessel management.
Our company provides a range of quality third party shipmanagement services. Our policy is to encourage owners to freely choose the extent of their involvement in chartering, operations, sales and purchase. This flexibility is something that larger companies may not be able to duplicate.
The company was successfully audited for ISM compliance and was awarded the Document of Compliance (DOC) by Germanischer Lloyd. Our Possession of the ISM Code Certification guarantees that no compromises are made with regard to quality and safety standards.
Being situated in Limassol means we can take advantage of Cyprus’ geographical position at the crossroads of three continents, as well as benefit from the island’s efficient communications and telecommunications infrastructure.
Our management has had wide-ranging experience around the world, from Singapore through Russia, the Balkans and the Middle East, building up many important contacts in the process.
We enjoy good relations with shipping agents internationally and have an extensive network of legal advisors and average adjusters to enable us to handle any kind of claim. In addition, we have contracts with a number of shipyards worldwide which are utilized for the repair and maintenance of vessels.
We pride ourselves in providing prompt round-the-clock service at competitive prices. Our door is always open to our clients 365 days a year and our staff are ready to travel the world over at any time to offer workable solutions.
Save the date in your calendar for this promising debate “Are the challenges of 2024 for shipping up for debate?” The shipping industry will be faced with several challenges, in the year ahead with acute interest on the rising cost of fuel, the shortage of labour, the increasing complexity of regulations as well as the threat of cyberattacks. The event will provide a platform for experts to debate these challenges with the participation of the audience hoping for discussion to be an engaging after noon.
This is going to be the first CSN Cyprus ‘Current Shipping Affairs Debate’ in Limassol and we would like to invite you to support the event. There are still available sponsorships and those interested please contact us at csn@cyprusshippingnews.com.
The programme of the event is uploaded and will updated in the following website:
https://cyprusshippingevents.com/the-current-affairs-shipping-debate/
Looking forward to a very successful event in Limassol.
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