Over the past ten years, FEPORT members have massively invested in European ports thus contributing to their attractiveness and competitiveness. More than EUR 70 billion have been allocated to investments in superstructure, equipment, digitalization, cyber security, security, automation, training and upskilling, renewable energies, intermodal solutions etc.
This document is an invitation to a continuous dialogue with EU policy makers who will have the task to propose and adopt policies and legislation in the five coming years. We hope that competitiveness and resilience will be their priority. The collective ambition of FEPORT members is to continue to contribute to the attractiveness of European ports and their strategic role for EU economies and local communities.
Please find the manifesto here below.
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