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28 August 2024

Khalifa Port inaugurates a veterinary quarantine facility

A 32,700 m2 veterinary quarantine facility was inaugurated at Khalifa Port (United Arab Emirates) by […]

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28 August 2024

Port of Hueneme’s new maritime emissions capture tool

The new system of Port of Hueneme (USA) will consist of mobile floating barges that […]

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28 August 2024

Seafront promenade officially opened in Marina di Carrara

The Port Authority of the Eastern Ligurian Sea (Italy) has inaugurated a new waterfront promenade […]

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21 August 2024

Cruises in Amsterdam: Limitations start in 2026, relocation in 2035

The city council of the Dutch capital has announced an agreement to gradually reduce cruise […]

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21 August 2024

AIVP Webinar – Towards the Lisbon declaration: addressing global challenges in Port cities

Port Cities are at the forefront of global pressing issues, such as the rising sea levels, the decarbonization of maritime transport and urban areas, and the protection of the oceans. The UN Ocean Conference, which will take place in 2025 in Nice, or the yearly COPs from the UNFCCC are key moments to accelerate policies and foster cooperation. Port City actors are expanding their roles to answer these challenges. How are they promoting innovative solutions in the port city territories? And what are their expectations for these global events led by the UN? What are the demands?

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21 August 2024

Massachusetts plans to expand its wind port capacities

Massachusetts’ governor and officials (USA) support the wind energy sector. A deal was signed in […]

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21 August 2024

A demonstration of the future Baltic Green Corridor

In the Baltic Sea, two green corridors are currently being developed with the help of […]

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21 August 2024

Ports of Talcahuano plans to develop with the community

Ports of Talcahuano (Chile) have identified four key axes for port activity growth that also […]

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21 August 2024

Entries announced for the AIVP Antoine Rufenacht Prize

The deadline for entering the inaugural AIVP Antoine Rufenacht Prize officially passed on 21 July 2024. More than 20 projects were submitted, representing many different port cities all over the world. The impressive level of participation reflects the strong interest shown by local and port authorities in this initiative, aimed at promoting the most outstanding approaches to port-city interface development. The Expert Panel has already begun the task of assessing the entries, and will whittle them down to a final shortlist. A Grand Jury will then convene on 10 and 11 October 2024 in Le Havre, where AIVP’s headquarters are based, to judge the finalists. The winning entry will be officially announced on 27 November in Lisbon, at a ceremony held during the AIVP World Conference.

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24 July 2024

European Union invests €7 billion in new transport infrastructure

The 2023 call for Connected Europe Facility (EU funding program for transport infrastructure) will support […]

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24 July 2024

Port of Saguenay completes the AIVP self-assessment tool

To help its members achieve the ten goals identified by its 2030 Agenda, AIVP launched a dedicated self-assessment tool in November 2023. The self-assessment tool should be carried out annually to enable the ports and cities of the AIVP network to monitor their progress towards the 2030 Agenda goals. The Port of Saguenay (Canada) is the first member to have completed the seaport self-assessment, as part of its policy looking at the different ways in which it can contribute to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. In this interview, we discuss how the self-assessment helped the Port pursue that policy. Interview with Simon Tremblay, Environment & Sustainable Development Lead, and Francois St-Gelais, Community Relations & Communications Lead.

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24 July 2024

An anti-flood initiative in Texas sees the creation of a new neighbourhood

As part of a major city programme designed to manage floodwaters in Fort Worth (USA), […]

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