The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority signed two memorandums of understanding with the Eastern Adriatic Sea Port Authority (Trieste and Monfalcone ports) and the Western Ligurian Sea Port Authority (Genoa, Savona, Praia and Vado Ligure ports) at the International Conference on Ukraine’s Recovery in Rome. These Italian ports are among the most powerful logistics hubs in Europe, actively implementing digital, green solutions and implementing large-scale infrastructure projects.
The memorandums are aimed at developing strategic partnerships, digital transformation of Ukrainian ports and their deeper integration into the European TEN-T transport network. The priorities include creating new logistics routes, exchanging technologies and professional experience, improving safety and infrastructure protection standards, and attracting investment through public-private partnerships.
“These agreements are not only about exchanging experience, but also about implementing specific solutions today. They open up new opportunities for digitalization and innovation, adaptation of the Ukrainian port system to the challenges of the times and strengthening its role in European logistics,” emphasized the head of AMPU Oleksandr Semirga.