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May 5, 2011
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- The Italian Government confirms its support for the project UniCredit superporto of Trieste and Monfalcone
- Undersecretary to the Prime Minister, Gianni Letta, will assume the role of director of the initiative
 The overhaul of the general framework established in 2008 between the government and the Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia region's strategic infrastructure, which will be done by next summer, will be included also the themes of the port, above the superporto of Trieste and Monfalcone .
- This was announced by the regional body at the conclusion of the summit yesterday at Palazzo Chigi in Rome attended by government for the Secretary to the Prime Minister, Gianni Letta, Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Matteoli, Minister for Relations with the Regions, Raffaele Lease, and the technicians of the Ministries of Economic Development and Foreign Affairs, for the region Friuli Venezia Giulia Renzo Tondo President and Councillor for Infrastructure and Riccardo Riccardi Vice President of UniCredit, Fabrizio Palenzona, and the chairman of the Port Authority of Trieste, Marina Monassi.
- The Region pointed out that re-affirmed the absolute validity of the project UniCredit, which was presented by the government late last year (
 of 15 December 2010), and all the common will of all parties to achieve a rapid implementation.
- The regional body also showed that during the meeting, it was found that the project is absolutely in conflict with other Italian companies, because it has a strategic goal to intercept and bring to South Europe the traffic that now gravitates on ports North.
 - It was decided that it will be the Presidency of the Council and the Secretary read the first person to assume the role of director of the route: the depth of the partners, both bilateral and overall, the identification of legal instrument (decree, law or decree others), step in joint committee, sharing the text of the agreement."We will give maximum support to private institutions to make the plate logistics in Monfalcone," confirmed Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Matteoli. "It would be short-sighted - he added - to remain indifferent and do not consider the possibility of implementing a proposal that offers the country the European Union and the revival of an economic environment that is completely underutilized and little infrastructure".
- "Reaffirmed the political will to proceed with the construction of the logistics plate - explained the Minister Matteoli - we will turn now to define a legislative as well as design work also. In particular, we must proceed to define the legislative decree implementing the Statute of the Region Friuli Venezia Giulia, the legislative instrument to be selected from a decree of the President of the Council of Ministers or a decree of the President of the Republic to identify commitments and the legitimacy of the entire operation the appointment of a commissioner and the procedure by which to submit the program agreement to the Joint Conference State-Regions. Finally, we must support the framework agreement with a source-uses. All actions are already under scrutiny and debate now will go from good intentions to concrete stage.I believe - he concluded - that this path may be defined by next summer. "
- Meanwhile, the logistic hub of the Friuli Venezia Giulia will be presented next Thursday in Monaco of Bavaria by the Regional Infrastructure, Riccardo Riccardi, as part of the fair "Transport Logistics" by participating in the panel discussion on "The Italian ports such as market access Central Europe. " Speakers at the conference some of the major institutional stakeholders and Italians and Germans who consider the current situation in two thematic sessions.
- Program
- May 12, 2011, Transport Logistic Trade Fair
- Hall A6 - Conference Room A61/A62
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Moderation: Björn Helmke, Editor DVZ - Deutsche Logistik-Zeitung |
09:45 |
Registration of participants |
10:00 |
Welcome and Opening |
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- Alessandro Marino, General Secretary of the Italian Chamber of Commerce Monaco of Bavaria
- Eugen Egetenmeir, Director Monaco Fairs
- Katya Hessel, Deputy Minister for Economics, Infrastructure, Transport and Technology of Bavaria
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10:10 |
A new strategy for the revitalization of the ports of Southern Europe |
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Maurizio Maresca, Vice President Logistics Unicredit |
10:20 |
- PANEL 1: The Italian ports as access to markets in Central Europe:
- What prospects for a greater role in the Italian port in the flow of traffic between Central Europe and the Mediterranean and East?
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- Opening speech:
- Francesco Nerli, President Assoporti (Italian Ports Association)
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- Roundtable:
- Lorenzo Forcieri, President of the Ligurian Ports
- Gallanti Giuliano, President of Livorno Port Authority
- Marina Monassi, NAPA President (North Adriatic Ports Association)
- Riccardo Ricciardi, Regional Minister for infrastructure, mobility, spatial planning and public works Friuli Venezia Giulia
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Pause |
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- PANEL 2: The ports and logistics infrastructure Italian:
- Investment opportunities and cooperation for German companies interested in leveraging Italy as a logistics platform for the entire Mediterranean area.
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- Opening speech:
- Alessandro Ricci, President Freight union meeting
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- Roundtable:
- Zeno D'Agostino, Director Bologna Freight Village Spa
- Alfredo Peri, Councillor spatial planning, urban planning, networks and soft infrastructure, mobility logistics and transport Emilia-Romagna
- Heiner Rogge, Director-DSLV Speditions-und Logistikverband Deutscher (German Association of Shipping and Logistics)
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- Closing Speech
- Michele Valensise, Ambassador of Italy in Germany
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