EC Supports Short Sea Shipping

October 31, 2003

The European Commission (EC) issued a Press Release stating that it has issued revised guidelines regarding state aid to maritime transport. The guidelines emphasize its support of various maritime programs, including short sea shipping and certain tax exemptions for seafarers. Source: HK Law

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