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Shipping minister calls on London shipping community to support Greek Registry

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Shipping and Aegean Minister Kostis Mousouroulis on Wednesday briefed the members of the London based Greek shipping community on prospects appearing in the Greek economy, also following the successful conclusion of Monday's Eurogroup.

The minister, who has been on an official visit to the British capital since Monday, presented to the members of the Greek Shipping Cooperation Committee the main lines of the plan he has prepared to make the Greek Registry more attractive for ships, while calling on the Greek shipping community to support this effort.

The ministry's aim is to achieve more effective organising for speeding up and shortening the approval act for registering ships under the Greek flag and the further recognition of the Greek Registry internationally.
The Shipping ministry is already proceeding with flexible oraganising aiming at eliminating bureaucracy and the computerisation of all services related to shipping activity, while it is creating an Electronic Registry for the simplification of the process for the inclusion of a ship in it.
Greece has the sixth biggest Registry in the international market with 1,989 ships, of which 862 are ocean-going.

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