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Shipping Fuel Policy Shielded Greece From Further Energy Costs, Says Kikilias

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Greece’s shipping policy has helped prevent additional energy costs from feeding through to the wider economy, Shipping and Island Policy Minister Vassilis Kikilias said in an interview with Real News. Kikilias spoke about marine fuels, ferry ticket prices, passenger traffic and the work of the Hellenic Coast Guard, while also touching on migration and wider […]

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As he explained, dealing with such an incident requires specific and careful steps to ensure the stability of the ship.

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The Minister of Shipping and Insular Policy, Vassilis Kikilias, spoke about the firefighting operation on the freighter “BLUE CARRIER 2” and the next steps for the safe management of the situation. “The first priority of the leadership of the Coast Guard and the Ministry was the safety and protection of human life,” Mr. Kikilias emphasized in an interview with Open, noting that the 28 crew members and one passenger were disembarked from the ship…

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Referring to the effects of international turmoil on the daily lives of citizens, Mr. Kikilias highlighted the importance of decisions on marine fuels The post Kikilias: "At the Ministry of Shipping, we stopped additional energy precision and price increases" appeared first on in.gr.

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In the operation to deal with the fire that broke out three days ago on the truck-ferry "Blue Carrier 2" and in the next steps for the safe management of ... The article by Kikilias on the fire on the Blue Carrier 2: First priority is the protection of human life, the situation is under control was published in NewsIT.

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As he stated, the Unified Search and Rescue Coordination Center took over the coordination of the operation, in which forces from the Coast Guard, the Fire Department, tugboats and specialized companies participated.

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Cyclades24 broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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