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New Ports Regulation Proposal to Emerge Next Week
15-05-2013

If no major hiccups occur, the European Commission will adopt its new port regulation proposal and ports policy communication a week from now.

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Four Weeks Until Varna Conference!
03-05-2013

Within four weeks, the European port community will meet in Varna for the 10th edition of the ESPO Conference.

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All Speakers Confirmed for ESPO Conference in Varna
30-04-2013

Within a few weeks, ESPO will be heading to the Black Sea region where the Port of Varna will be hosting the 10th ESPO Conference, on 30 and 31 May. The programme is now final, and an overview of all the speakers is available on the conference website.

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Four Weeks Until Varna Conference!

The ports of Antwerp, Helsinki, London, Nantes Saint-Nazaire and Setúbal have won an extra free entrance ticket to the ESPO conference in Varna. An innocent hand has selected them from the ports that completed the 2nd edition of the ESPO port performance survey on time. The results of the port performance survey will be made available in Varna.

Welcome to the ESPO website

The European Sea Ports Organisation was founded in 1993. It  represents the port authorities, port associations and port administrations of the seaports of the Member States of the European Union and Norway. ESPO has also observer members in several neighbouring countries to the EU.

The European Union simply cannot function without its seaports. 90 % of Europe’s cargo trade in goods passes through the more than 1200 seaports existing in the 22 maritime Member States of the EU and more than 400 million passengers pass through Europe’s ports every year using ferry and cruise services.

Without seaports, the European Union would not exist as an economic world power. Without seaports, there would be no internal market.

ESPO ensures that seaports have a clear voice in the European Union. The organisation promotes the common interests of its members throughout Europe and is also engaged in dialogue with European stakeholders in the Port and Maritime sector.

ESPO works through a permanent secretariat in Brussels, a General Assembly, an Executive Committee, and 8 specialised committees.
 
 

 

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