History
The Branch was established in 1993 after it was recognised that the Cyprus Ship management industry supported a significant number of members living and working on the island.
Aim
The aim of the Branch is to promote a variety of activities and increase the membership of The Nautical Institute on the island of Cyprus.
Events
The branch runs an interesting series of meetings and runs occasional seminars during the year.
International Guest speakers
The branch brings international speakers to Cyprus to discuss the hot topics for maritime
Post events networking
The branch encourages networking after each eventThe Nautical Institute
The Nautical Institute is an international representative body for maritime professionals involved in the control of sea-going ships. We provide a wide range of services to enhance the professional standing and knowledge of our members who are drawn from all sectors of the maritime world.
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Tomorrow’s seafarer STCW suitability and future competence challenges
November 10, 2021The Nautical Institute Cyprus Branch, with the generous support of one of the NI Affiliate Partners, Intership Navigation, who also offered their excellent premises, and the partial sponsorship of OneLearn, hosted its first hybrid event after over 18 months for members and friends of the Cyprus Branch on 10.11.2021 in Limassol. The speakers included Mr Alexandros […] -
The Nautical Institute Cyprus Branch supported the 2nd Cyprus Shipping ICT Conference
October 14, 2021The ICT conference is under the auspices of the Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry where together with key industry experts from industry bodies, shipowners, ship managers, service providers and equipment manufacturers we will look at the operational aspects impacting this sector. The discussions were around on Digitalisation, Cybersecurity, Digital Technologies used for Decarbonisation, E-Learning, Crew Welfare […]
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Keeping Moving in a Global Problem
April 22, 2021The effects of the global COVID pandemic were also experienced by the NI Cyprus Branch. The biggest challenge was the inability to hold physical seminars and Branch Committee meetings. The pandemic also created personal and professional challenges for our Branch members in terms of increased work load, instability of business, and psychological impacts which also […]
