Ports, 309 million plan to upgrade seven ports in Marche and Abruzzo
Just under 309 million over the three-year period 2027-2029 to transform the seven ports controlled by the Central Adriatic Sea Authority from transit points to specialisation hubs, increasing competitiveness...
The Italian Central Adriatic Sea Authority plans to invest almost 309 million euros from 2027 to 2029 to transform its seven controlled ports into specialized hubs. The goal is to increase competitiveness while respecting each port's vocation and growth prospects, with private sector involvement encouraged by the Zes. The authority's president, Mirco Carloni, presented a cautious investment plan that aims to keep the authority's finances balanced.
The plan includes 106 million euros from the MIT's Port Infrastructure Fund, and it foresees investments in ports in Marche and Abruzzo, including Ancona, where 217.9 million euros will be spent, with projects such as a 34.4 million euro infrastructure upgrade for Fincantieri and a 73 million euro sea wall.
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