Genoa, Italy, and Misurata, Libya, Strengthen Port Logistics Cooperation
2026-06-15 15:37
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en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Ports of Genoa hosted a delegation from the Misurata Free Zone to exchange views on strengthening cooperation in port and logistics development in the Mediterranean region. The visit took place at the headquarters of the Western Ligurian Sea Port Authority, where the delegation inspected the operations of the Port of Genoa, infrastructure projects, and future development plans.

Genoa and Misurata strengthen cooperation in port and logistics development

The event was part of the "Genoa-Misurata Free Zone Conference," promoted by the Genoa Chamber of Commerce. During the visit, port officials presented the Port of Genoa and the Savona-Vado port, emphasizing their role as key logistics gateways connecting Southern Europe with international markets. Discussions focused on the strategic location of the ports, improvements in rail and road connections, and the expansion of the E-port digital platform.

The Libyan delegation also received updates on the progress of Genoa's new open breakwater. This breakwater project, costing €1.4 billion, will enable the port to accommodate larger container ships, strengthening its position in global trade. Visitors toured Genoa's freight and passenger terminals and inspected shipbuilding and repair facilities in Sestri Ponente, as well as the ship repair area.

This meeting is part of a broader dialogue between the maritime and logistics communities of Genoa and Misurata, exploring cooperation opportunities in port management, logistics, training, and innovation. Matteo Paroli, President of the Western Ligurian Sea Port Authority, stated that the visit provided an opportunity to showcase Genoa's logistics capabilities and its €3.6 billion infrastructure investment plan, noting that enhanced cooperation between ports on both sides of the Mediterranean could create new opportunities for logistics, port operations, and economic development.

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