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The Port of Riga has recently become a member of a collaborative consortium, which includes Latvia, the UK, and Canada, dedicated to pioneering a unified Remote Operations Centre (ROC). Maritime and ICT experts, alongside researchers from the three nations, convened at a workshop hosted by the Freeport of Riga Authority on February 22 and 23. The primary objective is to jointly develop a Remote Operation and Control (ROC) platform, serving as a robust testing facility for maritime and port operations across partner countries.

The Port of Gdynia is making significant progress in the construction of a dock bay, adhering to the established schedule. Utilizing the second-largest pile-driving machine in Europe, known as the pile driver, pile driving works are underway as part of a broader initiative funded by the European Union. The Port of Gdynia Authority secured 273 million zloty in EU funding within the Operational Programme for Infrastructure and Environment 2014-2020 for the comprehensive project.

Today, in the port of Aktau, a meeting was held between the management of NC AMTP JSC and the delegation of NC Food Corporation JSC, headed by the Chairman of the Board Asylkhan Dzhuvashev. As part of ensuring uninterrupted grain exports to Iran through the port of Aktau, both companies emphasized the need for close cooperation. Chairman of the Board of NC AMTP JSC Abay Turikpenbaev expressed the need for active measures on the part of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan, together with NC KTZ JSC and the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, to restore the volume of grain transportation at the level of previous years. Chairman of the Board of NC Food Corporation JSC Asylkhan Dzhuvashev emphasized the intention to continue close cooperation with NC AMTP JSC and announced negotiations at the level of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan on organizing grain exports to Iran.