Round table 2 brought many experts together to contribute to the exchange of knowledge on the topic of “Sustainable development of transport in the Adriatic-Ionian Euroregion: comparing experiences”.
Project video has been published!
Today, 3rd ADRION Annual and 2nd Capitalisation event were held! To remind, MultiAPPRO is one of the 6 ADRION projects that are a part of the Thematic Cluster on Integrated Multimodal Sustainable Water and Land Transport.
Within the MULTIAPPRO project, one of the tasks is the promotion of intermodality. Accordingly, the external expert of Port of Bar, Sanja Bojić, Associate Professor, has prepared a paper on the topic “Intermodality – Serbia as the hinterland of the Port of Bar”.
The MultiAPPRO Final Conference will be held on 1st December 2020.
Within the MultiAPPRO project, one of the tasks is promoting intermodality, getting acquainted with the topic and using the gained knowledge in further promotion of this means of transport through participation and implementation of similar projects and tasks.
Port of Saranda is assessing its future performance as nodal point after its upgrade through the Transport Performance Model developed within MultiAPPRO Project.
Port of Ploče is assessing the future performance of the new liquid cargo terminal tanker berth through the Transport Performance Model developed within MultiAPPRO Project.
Port of Koper is assessing the future performance of extension of Pier I through the Transport Performance Model developed within MULTIAPPRO Project.
Piraeus Port Authority S.A. is assessing the future performance of expansion of the car terminal's storage capacity through the Transport Performance Model developed within MULTIAPPRO Project.