The European Commission has appointed the new coordinators who will be responsible for seven of the nine corridors of TEN-T transport and the appointment of two coordinators responsible for their priorities horizontal traffic management system, i.e. the European Traffic Management System (ERTMS) and the European Maritime Space (EMS). All mandates are four years, renewable, and start today. Other two TEN-T coordinators who will be responsible for the corridor Baltic Sea-Black Sea-Aegean Sea and the Rhine-Danube They will be designated and appointed early next year.

The four new European coordinators responsible for the corridors that interest Italy are Pawel Wojciechowski for the corridor Rhine-Alps that from the ports of Rotterdam and Antwerp passes through the of Domodossola and Chiasso and arrives at the port of Genoa, Anne Elisabet Jensen for the Baltic-Adriatic corridor which has its terminus in the south in the ports of Trieste, Venice and Ravenna, Pat Cox for the corridor Scandinavian-Mediterranean that from the Brenner pass passes through Trento, Verona, Bologna, Florence, Livorno and Rome arriving in Naples, Bari, Catanzaro, Messina and Palermo to reach Malta by sea, and Mathieu Grosch for the Mediterranean corridor that from the coasts of Spain and France crosses the Alps and northern Italy they arrive in Slovenia and Croatia and then in Hungary.

The other three new coordinators are Carlo Secchi (corridor Atlantic), Catherine Trautmann (North Sea-Baltic corridor) and Marian-Jean Marinescu (Eastern Corridor-Eastern Mediterranean). In addition, the coordinators appointed for ERTMS and EMS are Matthias Ruete and Gesine Meissner respectively.