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GREPORT2016: Report on Greek portsCategory

GREPORT2016: Report on Greek ports

June 2nd, 2016 Category, European Port Policy, Featured, Uncategorized, Viewpoints

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GREPORT COVER-WEBWith total throughput 6.36 million tonnes of dry bulk cargo, 3.98 million TEUs, 28.23 million coastal passengers and 2.07 cruise passengers in 2014, Greek ports are important actors in local, national and regional level. In 2014, their turnover exceeded the €326 million.

GREPORT 2016, the Report on Greek Ports  by PortEconomics members Thanos Pallis and George Vaggelas is the first comprehensive record and analysis of the developments of the Greek port industry over the last decade.

The port study, published by Port & Shipping Advisory (P&S Advisory) is detailing

  1. the evolution of the different categories of cargoes and passengers served by Greek ports of national and international interest,
  2. the main financial figures of the Port Authorities and terminal operator that operate as a S.A.
  3. the recent developments in each port and
  4. the major European initiatives and national port policy.

The analysis refers to all 12 Greek Port Authorities SA, plus Piraeus Container Terminal (PCT) SA, the operator of the container terminals Pier II and Port III in Piraeus port.

The report (in greek) can be freely downloaded in PortEconomics.

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George Vaggelas

Dr. George Vaggelas is a Partner and Consultant at “Ports and Shipping Advisory” and a Research Fellow at the Department of Shipping, Trade and Transport of the University of the Aegean (Greece). He has previously been an advisor to the President and CEO of Thessaloniki Port Authority S.A. (Greece) and an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of the Aegean. George has more than 10 years of experience in consulting and research on port and shipping issues and he has been involved also in European and national projects examining the port and maritime industries. A specialist in passenger ports, port management, port economics and port policy issues, George has authored several papers published in international scientific journals and international conferences examining seaport economics and politics of seaports. George Vaggelas holds a BSc (Shipping & Enterpreneurship), an MSc in Shipping Trade and Transport (STT), and a Phd (2008), from the School of Business, University of the Aegean, Greece.

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