Motorways of the Sea / Port Virtual Lab
Introduction to the Training by the Escola Europea for the University professors and students
The introduction to the TEN-T network and the “Motorways of the Sea” concept aims to improve transport management, introducing the concept of co-modality as a tool for improving the management of the logistics chain. Training people who have to manage logistics chains, in which motorways of the sea are an advantageous alternative in terms of cost and/or time. Promoting EU environmental policy in relation to the transport of goods and the use and functioning of the infrastructure.
Port Virtual Lab is a comprehensive platform that offers technological and educational development tools. It is a logistics lab in which international trade, logistics, and transport students and professionals can simulate real-life operations and have access to a variety of tools to develop and perfect their knowledge.
No admission fee in this part of the Summit. The number of seats is limited.
October 4th, 16.00-18.00 Hotel Naantali Spa
ESCOLA EUROPEA is a training centre of a different kind with an extremely interactive and person-oriented approach; we are in pursuit of technical and humanist excellence, with a training programme that introduces the technical concepts of the logistics and port sectors to the participants using a methodology that facilitates communication and relations among the participants.
Introduction of the Speakers
MARCO MUCI, Country Manager Italy, Escola Europea
Marco Muci is responsible for the international projects, the office, and activities in Italy. He is an International relations expert with experience in the MENA area and also Head of the Italian branch of the EEIT at the Port Authority of Centre-North Tyrrhenian Sea, Civitavecchia, Italy. Marco Muci takes care of the WP 5 institutional
Marco Muci is responsible for the international projects, the office, and activities in Italy. He is an International relations expert with experience in the MENA area and also Head of the Italian branch of the EEIT at the Port Authority of Centre-North Tyrrhenian Sea, Civitavecchia, Italy. Marco Muci takes care of the WP 5 institutional and international relations of the ENI CBC MED projects "YEP MED - Youth Employment in Ports of the Mediterranean" and for the "Techlog - Technological Transfer for Logistics Innovation in Mediterranean area". Furthermore, he is the Co-Founder & Coordinator of the new TVET training course “GLIPS” in integrated logistics and freight forwarding. Partnership & Cooperation Committee Member at the MEDports Association. Currently Marco is specializing in Circular Economy, Blue Economy.