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Sports events are shaping port-city waterfronts
In San Pedro (USA), the Port of Los Angeles’ West Harbor, spanning 42 acres, will open for the World […]
€212 million to transform Spanish ports into offshore wind hubs
The Spanish Port-Eolmar programme, led by the Institute for Energy Diversification and Saving (IDAE), allocates […]
Scotland presents a five-year plan to integrate circular economy principles into energy infrastructure
Zero Waste Scotland unveiled a five-year roadmap at the All-Energy Conference in Glasgow on 13 […]
Incheon: inner port piers to become waterfront park by 2029
After 19 years of debate, South Korea’s Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries has finalized and […]
The ports of Valencia and Long Beach launch a sustainability partnership
The Spanish port and its American counterpart are both aiming to achieve carbon neutrality by […]
The Port of Cork unveils its strategic plan for 2026–2030
In Cork (Ireland), the port’s strategy is built around four pillars: infrastructure development, strengthening human […]
Port Qasim set to become an “Energy City”
Pakistan plans to establish a new ‘Energy City’ and a multipurpose terminal at Port Qasim as part […]
A $300 million loan between AFD and South Africa for the decarbonisation of the supply…
Transnet, South Africa’s national transport and logistics agency, has just signed a loan agreement with […]
Publication of a booklet on the Port-City relationship in Dunkirk
The Flandres-Dunkirk Urban Planning Agency (AGUR) has just updated its booklet, which traces the history […]
Port of San Antonio pushes its operational limits
The Chilean port of San Antonio is rolling out a new logistics model to optimise […]
Tenerife Port manages cruise disembarkation under international health coordination
Le port de Tenerife (Espagne) a procédé au débarquement contrôlé de passagers d’un navire de croisière après la détection de cas suspects de hantavirus à bord. L’opération a été menée en coordination avec les autorités sanitaires nationales et conformément aux recommandations de l’Organisation mondiale de la Santé (OMS), qui a formulé des orientations pour garantir la sécurité sanitaire. Des protocoles spécifiques ont été appliqués, incluant des flux de passagers encadrés, des contrôles médicaux et des transferts supervisés. Les autorités ont précisé que les mesures ont été mises en œuvre dans le cadre des procédures d’urgence sanitaire, sans interruption des opérations portuaires. Le cas illustre la coopération entre autorités portuaires, nationales et internationales dans la gestion d’événements de santé publique en milieu maritime.
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World Conference Cities & Ports | Dunkrik
Dunkirk, France
The AIVP World Conference Cities & Ports 2026 will take place in Dunkirk (France) from […]