https://www.port.venice.it/it

NASPA is a public body established by the Italian Law 84/1994. Its task is to guide, plan, co-ordinate, promote and monitor operations in the ports of Venice and Chioggia. It is also in charge of maintaining common areas and the seabed, overseeing the supply of services of general interest, managing the State Maritime Property and planning the development of these ports.

Contact person: James Orlandi

E-mail: james.orlandi@port.venice.it

http://www.univiu.org/

Venice International University is a private non-profit association of 17 universities from all over the world founded in 1995 based on San Servolo Island, Venice, Italy. Its mission is to foster cooperation among institutions facilitating the exchange of knowledge and ideas, by developing, promoting and organising joint research and training/capacity-building programmes. VIU thereby contributes to, and is an integral part of the internationalisation strategies of the member organisations.

Contact person: Luca Di Gioia

E-mail: tedis@univiu.org

https://www.interportotrieste.it/

The “Interporto di Trieste”, i.e. the RailRoad Terminal of Trieste is divided into two parts: 1) Fernetti Area: located close to the Italian-Slovenian border, offering intermodal services and has the fundamental role of inland terminal of the Trieste Port. 2) Bagnoli Area (FreeEste): this area belongs to Interporto since December 2017 and it offers the same intermodal services as in Fernetti, with the development of new activities due to the International Free Zone Regime of the area.

Contact person:

E-mail: MAHDAVI@INTERPORTOTRIESTE.IT

https://www.fondazioneitl.org/

ITL is a “Body Governed by Public Law” and its shareholders and founders include the Regional Government of Emilia-Romagna, Local Authorities, Universities based in Emilia-Romagna and Ravenna Port Authority. Its goal is to develop the competences in transport and logistics in Emilia-Romagna Region, by supporting regional institutions, logistics nodes, as well as the port of Ravenna in the definition and development of policies and projects for improving transport and logistics.

Contact person: Eleonora Tu

E-mail: promares@fondazioneitl.org

http://www.port.ravenna.it/

The Port of Ravenna is a multi-purpose port ranked first in Italy for the handling of cereals, food and feedstuffs, fertilizers, clay and metallurgical products. The Port of Ravenna Authority operates to direct, plan, coordinate, promote and control port operations, administers the State’s maritime assets, provides for the construction of port infrastructure and guarantees the maintenance of the common areas.

Contact person: Alberto Squarzina

E-mail: alberto.squarzina@port.ravenna.it

https://www.porto.ancona.it/it/

Central Adriatic Ports Authority has competence on the ports of Pesaro, Falconara, Ancona, San Benedetto, Pescara and Ortona. The port authority promotes the efficient development of infrastructure and supports actions to introduce innovation and improve freight and pax flows (11 mln tons and 1,2 mln pax per year respectively). Furthermore, the port authority is involved in a sustainable port-city relationship. The main is the port of Ancona, Core node of TEN-T network along the ScanMED corridor

Contact person: Elena Montironi

E-mail: montironi@porto.ancona.it

http://www.adspmam.it/

Southern Adriatic Sea Port Authority manages the port areas of Bari, Brindisi, Manfredonia Barletta and Monopoli and coordinates the relations among the public and private operators for security, passengers and goods services. Its primary task is to direct, plan, coordinate, promote and control port operations and commercial and industrial activities in the port.

Contact person: Evangelia Piteni

E-mail: e.piteni@adspmam.it

http://www.ramspa.it/

RAM is an in house company and implementing body of the Italian Ministry of Infrastructures and Transport, which is competent, in its scope of action, for the entirety of the Italian territory, including the Italian areas eligible for the Italy-Croatia CBC Programme. RAM has been given by the Ministry the task of developing short sea maritime and intermodal transport services as an essential mean of connecting regions in the Euro-Mediterranean context.

Contact person: Valeria Cipollone

E-mail: vcipollone@ramspa.it

https://www.portauthority.hr/en/

The Port of Rijeka Authority is a non-profit organization that manages, develops, and operates in the port area at four different locations. It is a port of special international and economic interest for the Republic of Croatia. It is responsible for all important activities concerning development and prosperity of port of Rijeka with the measures of improving directing, service quality, coordination of participants, transport fficiency, safety and environmental sustainability.

Contact person: Tvrtko Tomljenovic

E-mail: TVRTKO.TOMLJENOVIC@PORTAUTHORITY.HR

https://www.ppa.hr/hr/

The Port of Ploče was established for managing and developing the port of Ploce and the port of the Metković. Its mission is to create all necessary preconditions for the development of the port of Ploče into a competitive location, which will satisfy port users in terms of speed, quality, reliability, safety, cost-efficiency and productivity of the services provided in the port.

Contact person: Darko Plećaš

E-mail: darko.plecas@ppa.hr

https://www.pfri.uniri.hr/web/hr/index.php

The Faculty of Maritime Studies is the oldest and the most significant higher education, scientific and research institution in the area of Maritime Studies in Croatia. The most important goal and task of the Faculty is to establish and develop suitable study programs, as well as to perform scientific research in the multidisciplinary area of Maritime Studies. Faculty continuously develops its cooperation with the national economy and actively participates in the development of maritime economy.

Contact person: Dražen Žgaljić

E-mail: zgaljic@pfri.hr