Alexandroupolis

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Restrictions & Sanctions

The following is a brief summary of Greek trade restrictions based on information made available from local sources.

Vessels (other than Greek flagged) which have called the ports of Famagusta, Kyrenia and Karavostassi are free to call at Greek ports.

Cargo originating from the ports of Famagusta, Kyrenia and Karavostassi are not permitted to be discharged at Greek ports.

Nuclear Residues: Vessels carrying such cargoes are prohibited from calling Greek ports unless prior approval has been obtained.

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