SMART PORT & LOGISTIC
Strengthening of the logistic corridors, intermodality, digitalization of the new port systems and development of ZES in Italy
Session in collaboration with Campania Region
Introduction
The Italian Government has launched a series of measures aimed at revitalizing the competitiveness of the Sea System to implement the National Strategic Plan for Port and Logistics.
The digitization of maritime transport and port operations and the integration of shipping throughout the transport system have therefore become one of the priorities of the new national port reform which emphasizes the economic driving role played by intermodal transport corridors managed through ICT systems. interoperable that guarantee its fluidity.
Main Topics
- Actions launched by the Government to relaunch the national port and logistics system
- Evolution of the Port Community System: pilot projects launched in Italy
- Digitization and interoperability of the port customs system
- IT solutions and cutting-edge technologies for the development of intermodality and traceability of goods
- SEZ as an opportunity for local development
First Session
Evolution of the national scenario. Projects and approaches for the development of the national port and logistics system
9 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Sala Perseide, The Maritime Station Congress Center, Naples
Conference Registration
Welcome greating and opening session
Chairman: Domenico De Crescenzo, FEDESPEDI
Marco Bucci, Mayor, The Municipality of Genoa
Planning and programming to a new Port generation:the Calabria System
Francesco Russo, Vice President, Calabria Region
Smart Ports e National Maritime Single Windows (PMIS- collaboration between Customs and AdsP)
Domenico La Tella, Captain of Vessel (CP), Port Authorities
Pre-clearing: a tool fot the efficiency of ports
Giuseppe Aulicino, Captain of Vessel (CP), Port Authorities
Customs Authorities’ role for service of developing ports trafics
Alberto Libeccio, Inter–Regional Director for Campania and Calabria, The Customs and Monopolies Agency
Marco Ferretti, Professor of Corporate Strategy, University of Naples “Parthenope” and President, MAR.TE. Sea-land Logistics
A strategic alliance of port and foreign trade communities for a better competitive economic operator : Case of Morocco
Jalal Benhayoun, CEO, PORTNET
Second Session
The connection between Ports, Logistics and Industry: the Special Economic Zones’ role
Session in collaboration with Campania Region
Introduction
The event will recapitulate all that emerged about the SEZ topic in the Naples Shipping Week and will draw conclusions about the realization of the Special Economic Zones in the regions of Southern Italy and the decisions to make them definitively operational.
11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Sala Perseide, The Maritime Station Congress Center, Naples
Chairman: Alessandro Panaro, Head of Maritime & Mediterranean Economy Dept., SRM
INTRODUCTORY REPORTS
Antonio Marchiello, Campania Region
TECHNICAL REPORTS
Francesco Tavassi, Vice Presidente, Unione Industriali di Napoli
Pietro Spirito, President, AdSP of Central Tyrrhenian Sea
Arch. Antonio Dinetti
Roberta Esposito, Directorate General for Economic Development and Production Activities, Campania Region
Claudio Ricci, CEO, Interporto Campano
Francesco Pagni, Director Operations, Interporto Services
Giuseppe Romano, President, ASI Napoli
Conclusion
Sen. Andrea Cioffi, State Secretary, Ministry of Economic Development
1 p.m. Conclusion