Kikilias: 10 Greek-flagged ships in the Persian Gulf with 85 Greek sailors
Greek Maritime Minister Vassilis Kikilias reports that ten Greek-flagged ships are currently in the Persian Gulf amid escalating tensions, emphasizing the implications for international shipping.
"Moving Electrically": Three-month extension and budget increase
The Greek Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has announced a three-month extension and a budget increase for the 'Moving Electrically' program.
Hellenic Chamber of Shipping: Strategic upgrade of the Port of Patras to enhance competitiveness
The Hellenic Chamber of Shipping emphasizes the importance of upgrading the Port of Patras to improve Greece's economic competitiveness and connectivity.
BOAK: Road safety interventions in 3 sections
A new program to improve road safety on three high-risk segments of the North Road Axis of Crete has been approved by the Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport.
Kyrianakis: 'They wanted a new Tempe – Sabotage on the OSE, on the Athens-Thessaloniki line'
Greek Transport Minister Konstantinos Kyrianakis reported a sabotage incident on the Athens-Thessaloniki railway line, which could have had deadly implications, just days before the anniversary of the tragic Tempe rail disaster.
Th. Theodorikakos on the ONEX – Hanwha agreement: It contributes to transforming Greece into an energy hub
Greek Development Minister Th. Theodorikakos emphasizes the significance of the cooperation agreement between ONEX and South Korean Hanwha for LNG transport shipbuilding in the US, which aims to boost Greece's position as an energy hub.
Tempe: Nationwide 24-hour strike on Saturday 28/2 – Who participates
A nationwide 24-hour strike in Greece is set for February 28, 2026, in remembrance of the tragic railway disaster in Tempe.
Railway: The railway.gov.gr application goes live – Real-time train tracking on the Athens-Thessaloniki corridor
The Greek government launched the railway.gov.gr application for real-time tracking of trains between Athens and Thessaloniki, aiming to improve transparency and regain public trust in rail travel.
Supertankers break the 200,000 per day barrier – Greek shipowners lead the way
Greek shipowners are at the forefront of a surge in supertanker charter rates, breaking the $200,000 per day threshold for the first time.
Dionysis Theodoratos: Greek ferry transport is at a critical transition point
The Greek ferry transport industry is focusing on strategic goals for 2026, emphasizing a green transition and modernization of port infrastructures.
Athens Without Taxis for Three Days – What is Happening in the Rest of the Country
Athens will experience a three-day taxi strike as drivers cease operations from today until Friday morning, with a two-day strike planned in other parts of Greece.
Greek fleet underpins international trade
The Greek-owned fleet plays a crucial role in global trade, controlling significant shares of transport capacity for energy and raw materials.
Greek shipowners transport 20% of Chinese cargo
The Chinese ambassador to Greece emphasized the longstanding partnership between the two countries, noting that Greek shipowners play a significant role in transporting Chinese cargo and that there are opportunities for deeper cooperation in maritime activities.
Greek shipowners transport 20% of Chinese cargoes
Chinese Ambassador Fang Qiu highlighted the significant role of Greek shipowners in transporting over 20% of China's cargoes during an event in Greece, emphasizing opportunities for closer maritime cooperation.
Heavy fines for Hellenic Train in case of cancellations
Hellenic Train may face substantial fines of up to 1 million euros if it fails to operate scheduled services as per a new contract signed with the Ministry of Transport.
Greek shipowners: Strong role in transporting LNG from the US to Europe
Greek shipowners are at the forefront of developing maritime routes for transporting LNG from the US to Europe, emphasizing the growing recognition of shipping's importance.
Hellenic Train: Tests on the Greek railway network for the new Coradia Stream
Hellenic Train has initiated the certification process for new electric trains, following the arrival of the Coradia Stream test train in Thessaloniki.
Tragedy in Chios: The airlift of the injured children to Athens has begun, watch video
An airlift operation has begun to transport six injured children from Chios to Athens following a tragic accident at sea.
The fine for those who do not buy tickets for public transport is set at €100, up to €40,000 for damages to public transport and railways
The Greek Ministry of Transport proposes a new bill that increases fines for fare evasion to €100 and up to €40,000 for damages caused to public transport and railways.
Drama in the Aegean Sea. 14 migrants dead
Fourteen people died as a result of a collision between a migrant transport boat and a Greek coast guard patrol vessel near the island of Chios in the eastern Aegean Sea.
Change of leadership at Hellenic Metro S.A. – New CEO is Christos Fafoutis
The Greek government has appointed Christos Fafoutis as the new CEO of Hellenic Metro S.A. following a decision by the Public Enterprises Committee of the Hellenic Parliament.
Athens FIR: New VHF transceivers by February
Following a blackout incident on January 4, the Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport has formed a Crisis Management Team to oversee the installation of new VoIP VHF transceivers for improved air navigation communication by February.
The government is shooting itself in the foot
The Greek Minister of Transport, Christos Dimas, downplayed a recent blackout at Athens FIR as 'low risk', leading to speculation about safety in air travel amidst political commentary.
Video: The 'Skopelitis' Battle with the Waves in the Aegean
The video showcases the 'Skopelitis' ferry navigating through rough sea conditions while continuing its daily routes to several Greek islands.
Dimas on the blackout in frequencies in the Athens FIR: Managed according to protocols, the main issue was flight safety
The Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Dimas, stated that the blackout in frequencies in the Athens FIR was handled according to established protocols, emphasizing that the primary concern was ensuring flight safety while a full investigation into the causes continues.