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Avicenna Tanubrata and Johanne Martin join AIVP as interns

We are delighted to welcome Johanne Martin and Avicenna Tanubatra for their final year internships. […]

The publication with the main takeaways of the 19th World Conference Cities and Ports is…

19th World Conference Cities and Ports: A Resounding Success in Shaping Sustainable Urban-Port Futures

The 19th World Conference Cities and Ports, organized by the International Association Cities and Ports (AIVP) in cooperation with Port Authority of Lisbon, concluded with resounding success, drawing over 400 participants, almost 100 speakers, from more than 50 countries.

AIVP Supports the Brazilian Government on the implementation of the Agenda 2030

The Brazilian Government is coordinating an ambitious program to increase the sustainable practices developed in their port system and valorize the relevant projects already taking place. Since the relationship with the port city territory and local communities are the main priorities, they chose AIVP as their main partner for this mission.

Hélène Rakotovao joins AIVP as an intern

Hélène Rakotovao has just joined the AIVP team for a two-and-a-half-month assignment as a student of the Paris Panthéon-Sorbonne master's degree program in urban planning. Hélène will join the Content Department, and will be responsible for: Weekly production of the Panorama Ville Port newsletter; Participation in an international benchmark as part of the “Connected River” European project; Participation in the “River Port Cities” working group. Welcome, Hélène!

Interview Green Corridors – Port of Dunkirk

The first initiative involves creating a green corridor between the ports of Dunkirk, Calais (France), and Dover (UK). It’s a zero-carbon cross-Channel trade route between the strait ports, in partnership with Europe’s leading ferry operator DFDS.

AIVP provides international perspective for the waterfronts of Venice and Chioggia

On Friday 7th of October, the conference "#Port-City. A new chapter in the regeneration of the waterfronts in Venice and Chioggia" took place on board of the Italian Navy training ship "Amerigo Vespucci". This event was conceived as a debate on the port-city interaction and related topics. AIVP was represented by Mr. Alberto Cappato, secretary of our organization, who presented several examples of good practice from global port cities and explained his lessons learnt while leading the waterfront of Porto Antico of Genoa.

AIVP moves to strengthen its “International Content and Projects” team

To support its new strategy, AIVP is looking to hire an Urban Affairs Project Manager. […]