A partnership agreement was signed on Wednesday afternoon at the American Department of Transportation between ONEX Shipyards & Technologies and Hanwha Power Systems, attended by Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and US Deputy Secretary of State Michael Rigas. This agreement marks a critical step in enhancing cooperation in the shipbuilding industry and energy sector, which both parties view as a starting point for further developments. The ceremony aligns with broader discussions on energy security and the upgrading of crucial infrastructure in the region.

Minister Gerapetritis referred to the agreement as a 'milestone', indicating a new era of trilateral convergence among the United States, Greece, and South Korea. He underscored that the future of this collaboration lies in connecting economic diplomacy, energy, artificial intelligence, and security. This new dynamic signifies the next chapter in strengthening ties with allies in these key technological and industrial sectors.

The agreement not only emphasizes the commitment to shipbuilding and energy cooperation but also reflects the strategic interests of the parties involved in bolstering regional security and economic growth. As Greece continues to enhance its role in energy production and infrastructure development, this partnership is likely to lead to significant advancements in innovation and competitiveness within the maritime and energy sectors, benefiting all parties involved.