Piraeus Port Spotlighted at ESPO Conference

Piraeus Port Spotlighted at ESPO Conference

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During the European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) annual conference in Thessaloniki, PPA Deputy CEO Panagiotis Tsonis met with Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism Apostolos Tzitzikostas. Their discussion focused on major challenges facing European ports, including the energy transition, climate change, and geopolitical developments, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonian

Special attention was given to the Port of Piraeus, described as a key hub for international trade and tourism, particularly in the rapidly growing cruise sector. Tsonis emphasized the port’s strong performance across all areas, noting its vital contribution to the national economy and job creation in the region.

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