“We welcome with satisfaction the Decree of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport which, following the green light received from the European Commission, provides for a reduction in general system

The Board of Directors of Assarmatori met in Rome at its headquarters on Via del Babuino. Among the items on the agenda was the report of the Nominations Committee –

The EU Transport Council, held yesterday in Brussels and attended by Minister Matteo Salvini, discussed a briefing note submitted by Italy and supported by Greece and Malta. The document highlights

Following yesterday’s meeting and the press release issued by the Municipality of Genoa, Assarmatori, Assagenti, CLIA, Confindustria Genova – Terminal Operators Section, and Confitarma are not available to take part

After its approval in the Senate, the Chamber of Deputies has now also given the green light to the Simplification Bill, which introduces important measures to streamline and reduce the

Immediate overcoming of the distortion whereby Italy financially supports non-EU seafarers employed in international and cruise services and not Italian seafarers on board ships operating short-haul connections. And definition of

London, April 11, 2025 – The negotiations of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) have just concluded, ending with the adoption of the draft

“Maritime transport is a key pillar in guaranteeing Europe’s security and cohesion. This is especially true for Italy, which possess one of the world’s leading ferry fleets in terms of

Rome, March 20, 2025 – On the eve of a three-day mission to Brussels, Assarmatori welcomes the outcome of the meeting between the Minister of Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto

Assarmatori welcomes with satisfaction the final approval, during the Senate’s conversion into law of the “Milleproroghe” Decree, of the amendment extending until the end of 2025 the possibility for the