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On 15 February to Naples a convention will hold on the marine perspectives of the Mediterranean
It is organized from the AdSP of the Tyrrhenian Sea Central in collaboration with SRM
February 7, 2019
Next 15 February to hours 10,00 near the Marine Station of the port of Naples will hold the convention from the title "the marine perspectives of the Mediterranean, between Suez Canal and Via of the organized Silk" from the Authority of Harbour System of the Tyrrhenian Sea Central in collaboration with SRM (Centro Studi connected to the Intesa Sanpaolo group).
Alle hours 10,30 is previewed the presentation of the book of Pietro Spirito, president of the AdSP, "the future of the southern harbour system between the Mediterranean and Via of the Silk" (and Rubbettino) and successively the presentation of the study of SRM and AlexBank on "the impact of the new Suez Canal on the traffics and the competitiveness of the Mediterranean", by Alessandro Panaro, Responsible Maritime & Energy di SRM.
Alle hours 11,00 will carry out a round table on the topic "Risks and opportunity of the harbour system of Southern Italy", moderated by Adriano Albano (RAI-TGR Campania), to which they will participate to Massimo Deandreis (general manager SRM), Graziano Delrio (deputy, already minister of Infrastructures and the Transports), Michele Geraci (undersecretary to the economic Development) and Adriano Giannola (president SVIMEZ).
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Next 15 February to hours 10,00 near the Marine Station of the port of Naples will hold the convention from the title "the marine perspectives of the Mediterranean, between Suez Canal and Via of the organized Silk" from the Authority of Harbour System of the Tyrrhenian Sea Central in collaboration with SRM (Centro Studi connected to the Intesa Sanpaolo group).
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
