The Port System Authority of the Central Adriatic Sea Settentrionale announced the start of the executive project for the recovery of the state-owned area known as "Ex Carni", adjacent to the Pialassa Piomboni, inside the port of Ravenna, with the aim of giving full functionality to a new logistics and industrial sector in the port area. The institution has specified that the intervention follows the recent approval of the urban planning variant by the City Council of Ravenna, a decisive step for obtaining the State-Region Agreement that will allow us to proceed with the start of the construction sites. The area is has been awarded in concession to the Adriatic Consortium, a joint venture between the local RAM group and the company Nautilus Srl, which will build An integrated operating platform and a modern plant hub industrial sectors.

The main works will include the construction of new the creation of a new access road and all the primary urbanization interventions (sewerage, drinking water etc.), including the laying of optical fibre, public lighting and the preparation of fire-fighting and electrical systems to service of the area.

«The recovery of the so-called "Ex Carni" area - underlined the president of the Port Authority, Francesco Benevolo - represents a further fundamental element for growth of our airport. Thanks to this intervention, we make finally efficient and competitive, a strategic area within the of the port of Ravenna, respecting the delicate ecosystem surrounding area, confirming how the integration between the development of the and the protection of the port territory can and must advance together. It is also - added Benevolo – of the establishment of a new business linked to offshore shipbuilding, a sector in which our port is A recognized leader thanks to the numerous "excellences" who work there and their highly qualified workforce. In a a phase in which public resources are scarce, collaboration is increasingly decisive for achieving the objectives of consolidating and increasing traffic and the great interest shown by operators towards our port It makes us look to the future with optimism."