From the 26 on 28 June to Genoa the convention will hold "Harbour Cities - To organize itself in order to create job"



From the 26 on 28 June next ones to Genoa the convention will hold on the topic "Harbour Cities - To organize itself in order to create organized job" from the AIVP, the total net of the harbour cities, with Istituto Internazionale of Communications (IIC) that newscaster Enrico Musso, former senator, university professor of Economy to the University of Genoa will participate to the event with key notes, director of the "International Journal of Transport Economics" and vice president of the IIC, and with the Alberto Cappato moderator, director of the Ancient Port of Genoa, university professor of Economy to the University of Genoa and vice president of the IIC.

"The harbour job, main worry of the members which elected to the guide of our harbour cities - the president of the AIVP, Jean Pierre Lecomte has explained - becomes a determining element of the harbour strategies and will be the central thread of these two days of debates. Private cities, ports, actors will have the word in order to introduce their initiatives. The round tables will be animated by the experts of the net of the AIVP, between which numerous economists, allowing to deepen and to develop the debate also with the room. Genoese harbour the marine community and will be an active actor during these exchanges and as it is of tradition of the AIVP, technical visits will complete the presentations in room".

Program
Program

25 Wednesdays june 2014

19:00	Cocktail of welcome offered from the harbour authority of Genoa Place: Saint George palace.
	Words of welcome: Luigi Merlo, President of the Port of Genoa.
	Signature of the "Paper of the Missions of a Port Center" between Genoa Port Center represented by Luigi Merlo, President of the Port of Genoa and the AIVP represented by Jean Pierre Lecomte, President.
	Discovery of the works of 3e the edition of the competition of illustration Eurhope 2014 on the topic "Ports of the Sea - connections of the planet ".

26 thursdays june 2014: Shareholders' meeting 2014
	Place: Center of the Conferences, Warehouses of the Cotton, Ancient Port, Genoa
9:00	Salute of welcome: Jean Pierre Lecomte, President of the AIVP
9:15	Shareholders' meeting 2014 Election of the board of directors Election of the executive Office
12:00	Signature of the agreement of cooperation (Memorundum of understanding) between Assoporti (Association of the Italian Ports) represented by Pasqualino Monti, President and the AIVP represented by Jean Pierre Lecomte, President.
	Lunch

	Incontri of the AIVP Harbour cities: to organize itself for the job
	Place: Center of the Conferences, Warehouses of the Cotton, Ancient Port, Genoa
14:15	Official opening of the Conference
14:45	Harbour cities: to organize itself for the job The problematic one of the job is judged everywhere priority in Europe and the world. Every city, every territory elaborates strategies with the objective to increase the occupation. The gain of productivity of the ports and international the industrial competition has partially provoked to a decrease of the places of work in the fields traditionally legacies, directly or indirectly, to the harbour functions. Consequently, which new activities and new ideas in order to create job can be imaginate in the harbour cities and regions in order to dynamize their economy? It will be possible, to draw profit of I renew of the functions and the diversification of the work operated today in the ports in order to favor these economic changes as well as how much social? Key Notes Newscaster Enrico Musso Former Senator of the Italian Republic Professor of Economy, University of Genoa jib Vice president of Istituto Internazionale of the Communications Director of the "International Journal of Transport Economics"
15:15	Round table 1: The harbour city is opened to the tourist industry: in order which added value? This first round table will make to take part of the harbour administrators and the professionals of tourism who will introduce the strategies of a tourist economy based on the valorization of the spaces city port and the harbour activity:
	The nautical cluster of Barcelona, creator of places of work and wealth (Spain) Antoni Vives, Tercer Teniente de Alcalde, Ayutamiento de Barcelona, España
	Ports of Rome (Italy): the cruise, an economic activity rightfully Pasqualino Monti, President, Ports of Rome of the Latium, Civitavecchia, Italy
	The impact of harbour tourism on the local economy to Amburgo (Germany) Presentation of Hamburg Tourismus GmbH
	These presentations will be continuations from a debate on the topic of the economic repercussions of these activities introduced and animated by Alberto Cappato, Director of the Ancient Port of Genoa, University professor of Economy, and vice president of Istituto Internazionale of the Communications.
	Coffee break
17:15	Round table 2: Port of Genoa, the planning, the economic evolution and the perspectives of development
	Presentation of the Town development plan of Porto Marco Sanguineri, Director of the planning, harbour Authority of Genoa, Italy
	E-port, el great project of the intelligent and sustainable port of Genoa Luciano Boselli, In charge of the project e-Port, harbour Authority of Genoa, Italy
	The Port of Genoa: order and evolution of the marine interface of the North the West. Enrico Beretta, Bank of Italy
18:45	Technical visit: Ancient port and Port of Genoa
20:30	Official dinner

27 fridays june 2014 - the encounters of the AIVP
	Place: Center of the Conferences, Warehouses of the Cotton, Ancient Port, Genoa
9:00	Round table 3: The harbour city makes its industrial revolution: job opportunity? This round table will give the word to three international actors of the industrial development of the harbour cities. They will introduce their experiences and initiatives:
	Strasbourg: the industrial ecology a strategic advantage for the Community Porto City Didier Dieudonné, Directeur Général délégué, Port Independent de Strasbourg, France
	The emergency of the bioeconomia in the main Flemish ports Toon Colpaert, Régional Port Commissioner, Flemish Government Administration, Brussels Area, Belgium
	A new approach for the economic and social development of the field of Stadshaven to Rotterdam Arènso Bakker, Managing Partner, STIG BV, Den Haag, The Netherlands
	These presentations will be continuations from a debate on the topic of the occupation.
	Coffee break
11:00	Round table 4: logistic the harbour city hub: which competences for the future? The logistics and the intermodalità will be in the middle of this fourth round table. Three experts and administrators of projects will comment through their experiences the evolutions of a more and more important logistic field for the economic competitiveness of the harbour cities:
	Trilogiport, a tool to the service of the competitiveness of the port of Liège (Belgium) Emile Louis Bertrand, Directeur Général, Port Independent de Liège, Belgique
	Opportunity and challenges of a logistic pole in the great region of Montreal (Canada) Sylvie Vachon, Présidente Directrice Générale, Administration Portuaire de Montréal, ET Marc Blanchet, Directeur Adjoint en charge du Développement, Ville de Montréal, Québec, Canada
	Spezia (Italy): the logistic function, advantage of the harbour development Giovanni Lorenzo Forcieri, President, Harbour Authority of, Italy
	These presentations will be continuations from a debate on the topic of the formation and the work introduced and animated by Hilda Ghiara, university professor of economy to the University of Genoa.
	Lunch
14:00	Round table 5: the harbour city puts to factor common the own “know-how-how”: which territorial repercussions? The three participants of this last round table will be interested to complex the economic ecosystem of the harbour cities. More and more often the private actors and publics join in order to make available their competences and to develop coherent and effective strategies of development:
	Esbjerg, the Danish metropolis of the energy Uffe Lundgaard, Consultant Business, Esbjerg Business Development Centre, Denmark
	The port in its territory: the impact of the port of Livorno on the local economy Francesco Ghio, Promotion, Public Relations and Research-Area Manager, Port of Leghorn, Italy
	ChemMed Tarragona, 1o chemical cluster of the Mediterranean Adan Montserrat, Directora de Relaciones Institucionales y Comunicación of the Port de Tarragona, España
	This round table will be continuation from a debate on the topic of the development of the territories animated by Enrico Musso, Former Senator of the Italian Republic, University professor of Economy to the University of Genoa, and Vice president of Istituto Internazionale of the Communications.
15:30	Round table of conclusion
16.15	Official closing

28 saturdays june 2014 - 9:00/18:30
	tourist day