To October the traffic of the goods in the port of Venice is diminished of -16,7%



Last October the port of Venice has enlivened almost 1,8 million tons of goods, with a decrease of -16,7% regarding the 2,1 million one tons in October 2013. The goods several is diminished of the -7,6% to 645 thousand tons, of which 344 thousand tons of goods in container (- 16.2%), 110 thousand tons of rotabili (+7.4%) and 190 thousand several tons of other goods (+3.1%). The liquid bulk is piled to 625 thousand tons, with a reduction of the -15,2% determined from the zero setting from the traffic of crude oil, while the refined produced ones have recorded an increment of +9.8% to 525 thousand tons and the other liquid bulk is diminished of the -4,6% to 100 thousand tons. In the field of the bulk sand banks the total volume of traffic has been of 505 thousand tons (- 27.4%), of which 192 thousand tons of coal (- 27.8%), 80 thousand tons of cereals (+69.8%), 51 thousand tons of feeds and feeds (- 61.2%), 18 thousand tons of minerals (- 60.3%) and 163 thousand tons of other solid bulk (- 20.2%).

Last October the traffic of the passengers has been of 232 thousand people (- 7.7%), of which 221 thousand crocieristi (- 7.8%).

In the first ten months of the 2014 port it has enlivened a total of 17,7 million tons of goods, down of -12,7% regarding the 20,2 million one tons in the January-October period last year. The goods several has remained almost stable to 6,6 million tons (- 0.3%), of which 3,8 million containerized tons of goods (+5.3%) with a handling of containers pairs to 371.712 teu (- 0.2%), 958 thousand tons of rotabili (- 10.0%) and 1,8 million several tons of other goods (- 5.6%). The zero setting of the traffic of crude oil has determined a total decrease of the -34,6% of the liquid bulk that is come down to 5,5 million tons, of which 4,2 million producing tons of refined (to +4.4%) and 1,3 million tons of other cargos (+26.9%). The solid bulk has been attested 5,6 million to tons (+6.8%), of which 2,0 million tons of coal (+38.0%), 1,1 million tons of feeds and feed (- 10.5%), 617 thousand tons of cereals (+42.1%), 324 thousand tons of minerals (- 5.7%) and 1,5 million tons of other solid bulk (- 13.1%).

In the first ten months of this year the passengers have been 1,8 million unit (- 6.1%), of which beyond 1,6 million crocieristi (- 4.8%).

While next 10 December near the Museum To run of Venice will hold the final event of European project "ADRIAMOS" financed from Program TENT-T with the scope to upgrade the Freeways of the Sea between Italy and Greece. The event is finalized to frame the market of ro-ro (the ferries) in an European and Mediterranean scene, placing the accent on the question of new infrastructures and more efficient logistic solutions. In particular the participations realized to the terminal will be discussed ferry of Fusina, those for the development of the Interporto di Igoumenitsa, let alone the perspectives of development of new services.

Program
Program

10.00	Registrations - Secretariat opens
10.15	Opening addresses
	Paolo COSTA, President of Venice Port Authority Brian SIMPSON, European Coordinator for the Motorways of the Sea Enrico Maria PUJIA, General Director for maritime transport and inland waterways - Italian Ministry for Transport and Infrastructures Gentian BEQUIRI, President of Managing Board of Port of Durres and Director of Ministry of Finance of Albania
	Chairman: Josè ANSELMO, Motorways of the Sea Officer Policy, European Commission, DG Mobility and Transport
11.00	Technical session
	European Outlook for the Ro-Ro Market Mike GARRATT, Managing Director of MDS Transmodal Ltd.
	National outlook for the Ro-Ro Market Antonio CANCIAN, President of Net Mediterranean Freeways Spa
	Sea Connecting national ports and motorways of the into the European Corridors George LOGOTHETIS, Director of Special Coordination Service for the implementation of NSRF Operational Programs, Greek Ministry of Development and Competitiveness
11.30	RO-RO Port facilities and new Logistics solutions in Venice and Igoumenitsa
	Introducing ADRIAMOS project Antonio REVEDIN, Director of Strategic Planning and Development Department, Venice Port Authority
	Infrastructural Interventions in Fusina Terminal Giovanni TERRANOVA, Head of Project Area - Technical Department of Venice Port Authority Gianfranco ZOLETTO, President of Venice Ro Port Mos
	Igoumenitsa Freight Village Kostantinos GRINIAS, Director of Technical Department, Igoumenitsa Port Authority
	Perspective ADRIAMOS project overview and Sofia PAPANTONIADOU, Project manager, Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA)
12.30	Perspective from Shipping Lines
	Representative of ANEK ITALY
	Representative of MED CROSS LINES, Loris Trevisan, CEO
13.15	Conclusions