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June 6, 2011
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- Initiative of the Ligurian ports to address the humanitarian crisis in Libya
- Next week, the first trip of solidarity with the departure of three doctors to Benghazi
 Today Ligurian Ports, the association formed by the ports of Genoa, Savona and La Spezia, has signed a memorandum of cooperation with the NGO "Trade Winds" Committee of Italian-Libyan "Together for Tomorrow" with the goal of bringing assistance to Libya in the middle of a humanitarian emergency.
- The agreement was signed by the President of the Ligurian Ports, Lorenzo Forcieri, and the President of Trade Winds, Roger Tozzo, in the presence of other representatives of the Committee of Italian-Libyan "Together for Tomorrow": Giorgio Pagano, president of "Officials Without Borders "The doctor and an engineer Dr. Farag Bughrara Hasan Gritli Community Libyan Italy.
- The presidents of the ports of Genoa, Savona and La Spezia, Luigi Merlo, Lorenzo Forcieri and Rino Canavese, welcomed the project advanced by Giorgio Pagano, on behalf of the Committee of Italian-Libyan "Together for tomorrow", whose operating arm is precisely the NGO Alisei.Next week is scheduled the first trip of solidarity with the departure of three doctors to Benghazi: Bughrara Farag, orthopedic surgeon, Italo Fourth, war surgeon, and Anna Rudeberg, a pediatrician and physical therapist. The mission will also participate Forcieri, Pagano, stocky, Gritli.
- "We will call to work - said Forcieri - including port operators of all three airports, we have already received the first accessions. According to the Protocol will check the availability of ship for the transportation and shipment of goods by sea, materials and equipment over accessibility / operation of the ports especially to Benghazi in Libya. We will try to provide the resources, spaces and personnel necessary to manage logistics and handling of aid materials to contribute, if possible with their own funds urgently start work on site. This project also is intended to help restore normal and positive institutional relations and trade between our two countries. "
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