Matteo Paroli has officially taken office at the helm of the Port System Authority of the Western Ligurian Sea as extraordinary commissioner of the body that it manages the ports of Genoa, Savona and Vado Ligure. Already Secretary General of the Port System Authority of the Sea Northern Tyrrhenian Sea and before that the Adriatic Sea Port Authority Central, previously the lawyer Paroli has held other top positions in other Italian ports. "I assume this a task - said Paroli - with a sense of responsibility and spirit of service, aware of the importance that the system Ligurian port has for the local, regional, national economy and European Championship. At a time of great technological transformations, infrastructure and environmental issues, will be my priority ensure administrative continuity, full implementation planned investments and constructive dialogue with the port operators, workers and territorial institutions. The port is a logistical but also a social and environmental node, and must be governed with a long-term vision, technical expertise and transparency and constant openness and willingness to dialogue and to the comparison with all the subjects involved, public and private".

The Port System Authority of the Tyrrhenian Sea Orientale has a new leader in the extraordinary commissioner Bruno Pisano, waiting - as for Paroli - for the completion of the parliamentary process for his appointment as president. With the occasion, the associations of shipping agents, freight forwarders and customs brokers of La Spezia have certain that Pisano "will be able to protect and promote the strategic role of the La Spezia System, consolidating the relationships and cohesively facing the transformations necessary to ensure the sustainable and harmonious growth of our port system. We are certain - they highlighted in a note - that under his the Spice System will continue to excel, maintaining its role as a strategic bridge between territory and development economic. We are pleased with the positive comments they have received and strengthened our choice, harbingers of an increasingly close and shared relationship with the local communities. Our awareness of realism leads us to recognize that the current and future challenges are complex. However, we are confident that the skills and capabilities, together with the efficiency and effectiveness will be the keys to success. Brown Pisano, with a consolidated experience in the entrepreneurial sector, institutional and associative framework, will be able to foster a harmonious development of the Spezia System, which has achieved numerous and significant results, arousing the interest of many who try to emulate their successes. We thank - concludes the note - the commissioner Federica Montaresi for ensuring business continuity and having dealt with the multiple dossiers with professionalism and commitment".