At Palazzo Rosciano, headquarters of the System Authority Port of the Northern Tyrrhenian Sea, a discussion table on the issue of Gaza and the demonstrations in the city and in the port of Livorno during which it was broad agreement was expressed on the reasons underlying the demonstrations of solidarity with the Palestinian people of Gaza but also a strong reminder of the need to ensure the operation of the port.

In particular, if the representatives of the port cluster have considered the spirit that animated the protests in the city and in the port of Livorno, have also stigmatized the How activists blocked the the operational area of the Italian Pier, preventing the docking of the ship SNC Severn, an occupation that - according to the present - exposed citizens to serious risks for their safety and criminal consequences, as the port areas are subject to special and high-intensity regulations Operating.

From the meeting, the need for to safeguard the port area, an economic area - is - which cannot be violated and which cannot be violated and which cannot be violated. Operations may be impaired. By reason of the desire to channel the protest against solutions that do not jeopardize the port system as a whole. The operational blockade of the ships of the Israeli ZIM - is the position expressed by those present - risks damaging the image of the port, making it unreliable. The members of the Partnership Body shared the intention that the port of call will remain from now on accessible by all ships, with the sole exception of any cases of arms shipments to the belligerent countries, according to an orientation that is taking shape in the trade union in national level.

At the meeting, opened by the extraordinary commissioner of the Port Authority, Davide Gariglio, in addition to the members of the Organism of Partnership, the representatives of the institutions of the territory, including the prefect Giancarlo Dionisi, the commissioner Giuseppina Stellino, the mayor of Livorno, Luca Salvetti, the commander of the Harbour Master's Office, Giovanni Canu.