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Home›Amphibious & Support Ships›Greece: HNHS to Participate in International Maritime Exhibition “Posidonia”
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May 22, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Greece: HNHS to Participate in International Maritime Exhibition “Posidonia”

The Hellenic Navy Hydrographic Service (HNHS) announced its second consecutive participation in the International Maritime Exhibition «Posidonia» scheduled for June 4-8. This is a first class forum to promote the Service’s important hydrographic work, activities and cartographic projects and highlig

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The Hellenic Navy Hydrographic Service (HNHS) announced its second consecutive participation in the International Maritime Exhibition «Posidonia» scheduled for June 4-8. This is a first class forum to promote the Service’s important hydrographic work, activities and cartographic projects and highlights the HNHS’s significant role in the safety of navigation, marine research and protection of the marine environment.

Throughout its 100 year uninterrupted history, HNHS has succeeded in being considered one of the top Hydrographic Offices worldwide, recognized for its high quality products and services, worthy of the country’s top class mercantile marine.

The Navy’s Hydrographic Service invited all interested parties to come and visit them at the Metropolitan Expo Exhibition Center, stand n.1419 (Athens International Airport ‘El. Venizelos’ Complex).

The largest gathering of the international shipping community, the 2012 Posidonia International Shipping Exhibition is a global marketplace for maritime products and services. Welcomed by the Greek shipping community Posidonia continues as the global marketplace for ship builders, suppliers of ships’ equipment and shipping-related services.

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Naval Today Staff , May 23, 2012; Image: Hellenic Navy

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