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24 May 2023

The Port of Algeciras’ new Avifauna guide

In recognition of the World Migratory Bird Day on May 13, the Ports of Algeciras […]

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24 May 2023

The Port of Austerlitz to become a multipurpose hub

The General Stores of the Port of Austerlitz (Paris, France) will be reinvigorated through the […]

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24 May 2023

Port of Seattle: A Community Advisory Program

The Port of Seattle is located in the State of Washington, Northwestern United States. In close connection with the City of Seattle and the King County, the Port authority of Seattle tries to continue its development in a sustainable way. The port commissioners are even elected by the county citizens. It has already been a few years now since a dialogue was initiated with the community of the Duwamish valley. The citizens who live there are the most impacted by the externalities generated by port operations. As the AIVP found this initiative particularly interesting and some first results are already seen, we conducted an interview with Christina Billingsley, Senior program manager, environmental engagement, and Dre Avila, Community volunteer from the Duwamish valley.

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16 May 2023

Port of Ceuta launches the Open Museum for marine biodiversity

The new project by the Port Authority of Ceuta (Spain) is developed in collaboration with […]

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16 May 2023

The US Environmental Protection Agency unlocks USD 4 billion in incentives for ports  

The famous EPA has been directed by the federal government to provide direct assistance to […]

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16 May 2023

The port of Montreal ready to free up space for a new urban district

The Bridge-Bonaventure precinct, part of the interface with the old port of Montreal, is set […]

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16 May 2023

AIVP Executive Committee meeting and site visit to the Waterfront di Levante (Genoa), 12 May…

The AIVP executive board was on a mission to Genoa (Italy), where it visited the future waterfront and met the mayors of Nice, Genoa and Beaulieu-sur-mer.

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15 May 2023

Decarbonising Hong Kong’s ferries for more sustainable mobility

In line with its ambitions to achieve net zero by 2050, the Hong Kong government […]

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15 May 2023

A new fishing port under discussion in Hamburg

The Fischmarkt Hamburg-Altona GmbH, who is in charge of managing the properties of the fishing […]

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15 May 2023

New Member Interview: Port of Baie-Comeau – a port close to its inhabitants

Located in the Manicouagan-Uapishka World Biosphere Reserve in Quebec, Canada, the Port of Baie-Comeau is distinguished by its diversity. As a regional port, it plays an important role on the St. Lawrence as a cruise ship port of call, manufacturing hub and grain port. Discover this new member by reading our interview with Karine Otis, President and CEO.

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10 May 2023

The AIVP joins the 6th Adriatic Sea Forum in Dubrovnik 

On the 4th of May, AIVP was represented by Mr. Alberto Cappato, secretary of the AIVP, in a session focusing on balancing the needs of tourist destinations with the growth of maritime tourists in the Adriatic, that took place during the 6th Adriatic Sea Forum in Dubrovnik, Croatia. Other speakers in the session were the mayors of Dubrovnik, Hvar and Vlore, the deputy mayor of Koper and the President of FAIC (Forum of Adriatic and Ionian Cities), Mayor as well of the City of Fano. Mr. Cappato highlighted the need to establish dialogue with all stakeholders in port cities to strike a balance between the growth of touristic activities and the needs of the local citizens. Another key point he made was also that the sustainable development ambitions of port cities have not been affected by the pandemic and today is taken ever more seriously than before, with renewed efforts by port authorities, municipalities and private companies.

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10 May 2023

Algeciras and Oslo: Renewed efforts to recover the maritime heritage

The Fort of Isla Verde, constructed in 1734, is one of the most peculiar properties […]

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