This initiative aims to streamline processes that require extensive time and effort, with clearances taking 6 to 10 years.
The new digital system will enhance cross-checks and facilitate the swift acquisition of critical data, ultimately expediting the granting of sailors' pensions. The existing procedures are labour-intensive and fraught with bureaucracy, hindering efficiency for shipping companies and their employees.
This modernization effort aligns with the government's goal of attracting younger individuals to the maritime profession, making it a more accessible and appealing career choice. The transition to a digital register marks a transformative step forward for the Greek shipping industry.
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