Assoporti and SRM anticipate the newsletter "Port Infographics"



The Association of the Italian Ports (Assoporti) and Studies and Searches for Southern Italy (SRM), center studies that the Intesa Sanpaolo group is under responsibility of, has realized the new publication "Port Infographics" with which they intend to offer to the operators a end of the Mediterranean and the ports, let alone the positioning of Italy. The newsletter, entirely realized through the use of infografiche, is not only concentrated on the main data on the traffic, but also on marine phenomena as naval gigantism, the Way of the silk, ZES and Bonded areas and on all the elements that will not only have an impact on the competitiveness of harbour infrastructures in the Mediterranean. There is also a focus on the Suez Canal and the marine export. The first number is concluded with an interview to Henk de Bruijn, director of the port of Rotterdam, centralized on the model of the Europe North and on the role of the port in the relationships with the city.

"The association - the president of Assoporti has explained, Daniele Rossi - has started a job together with SRM so as to be able to make of the groundbreaking analyses on the situation of the portualità in the Mediterranean, and the role of Italy in this scene. In particular in this historical moment of great change that can carry uncertainties, it is important to be able to have a total picture. For this reason we have created a modern layout and effective as it is the infografica and we have accompanied it with an interview cured directly from Assoporti".

"The synergy that we have activated with Assoporti - has asserted the responsible Maritime & Energy di SRM, Alessandro Panaro - it allows to give to the contents of job analysis an added value in operating terms. It is our elaborated conviction that the search produced ones together with who really weevers the field can contribute in more incisive way to interpret the phenomena. The Report evidences the always greater valence of the marine transport in economic strategic terms and geo; the competitiveness in the Mediterranean of will play on the planning of the infrastructural investments in the ports that will have to be more and more aimed, on the ability to a port to attract enterprises through Special Economic Zones and, not last, on the ability to in advance comprise dynamics of the routes and therefore of the goods".