- maritime economy | maritime shipping
- Il-Ħamis 1 ta' Ġunju 2023, 08.45 - Il-Ġimgħa 2 ta' Ġunju 2023, 19.00 (CEST)
- Bremen, Germany
Informazzjoni prattika
- Meta
- Il-Ħamis 1 ta' Ġunju 2023, 08.45 - Il-Ġimgħa 2 ta' Ġunju 2023, 19.00 (CEST)
- Fejn
- Parkhotel BremenBremen, Germany
- Lingwi
- English
- Organizzaturi
- ESPO
Deskrizzjoni
The different crises Europe has been facing over the last few years are turning our economy and society upside down, without precedent. On top of the climate crisis, the new geopolitical context triggered by the Russian invasion in Ukraine, the connected energy crisis as well as the inflation and the crunch on the labor market are major headwinds, which directly affect Europe’s ports. Being at the crossroads of supply chains, hubs of energy, cluster of industries and nodes of connectivity and cohesion, ports in Europe are in the middle of this turbulent economic, energy and geopolitical landscape. It is not anymore just the economy, it is energy that rules the waves.
Whereas the way forward might differ from port to port, all ports in Europe want to contribute and be a partner in building a sustainable, resilient and competitive net-zero future for Europe.
So, it is time to sit together and try to define the story of the future.
Closing date for registration 26.05.2023