Greek NAVTEX expected on Friday for undersea cable project
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According to reliable information, the Greek NAVTEX is expected to be issued on Friday for the resumption of surveys for the undersea cable project. A NAVTEX is a maritime warning message that informs ships about activities in a specific area of the sea.
The project concerns the electrical interconnection of Greece with Cyprus, known as the Great Sea Interconnector. Surveys of the seabed are necessary for planning the route of the cable. In the past, the surveys had been suspended, and now the Greek side is preparing to resume them.
The issue also has a political dimension. In informal briefings, as the reports note, there is concern about the possibility of recognition of a particular position regarding the area. For this reason, the issuance of the NAVTEX is considered significant from a diplomatic standpoint as well.
No official details have yet been announced regarding the timetable or the exact extent of the surveys. The official announcement of the NAVTEX will show how the project will proceed in the coming days.
Sources: ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ
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