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Ports and Global Maritime Transport: which Trends to Foster Growth and what Role for Europe?

Maritime transport underpins global supply chain linkages and economic interdependency with shipping and ports estimated to handle over 80 per cent of global merchandise trade by volume and more than 70 per cent by value. As a result, when the pandemic outbroke, the sector has worked as a transmission channel sending shockwaves across supply chains and regions. 

However, the pandemic could also trigger and accelerate key positive changes aimed at strengthening ecosystems through partnership with terminals, industry clusters or improved hinterland connectivity. 

- How has the port sector been affected by the pandemic? Which kind of measures have been put in place to counter the crisis?

- Which are the main trends that will shape and challenge the port sector’s future?

- How can port authorities improve their coordination and ensure an overall increase of the system’s efficiency?

 

The event – to be held under the Chatham House Rule - is intended to be a dialogue ensuring a high interaction and exchange of views among participants and it is part of the ISPI Centre on Infrastructure - promoted with the knowledge partnership of McKinsey & Company.

 

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Interventi

Carlo Secchi
Head, Centre on Infrastructure and Vice President, ISPI, Italy; European Coordinator for Infrastructural Priority Projects (TEN-T), European Commission
Kurt Bodewig
European Coordinator for the TEN-T Motorways of the Sea, European Commission; Former Federal Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Housing, Germany
Zeno D'Agostino
Vice-Chairman, ESPO - European Sea Ports Organisation; President, AdSP – Eastern Adriatic Sea Port Authority; Sole Director, RAM - Rete Autostrade Mediterranee
Arjen Kersing
Senior Knowledge Expert, McKinsey & Company
Luuk Speksnijder
Associate Partner, McKinsey & Company

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