Feasibility studies this month for 10 regional ports; US interest in privatization of Alexandroupolis facility
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Feasibility studies for 10 regional port authorities around the country, ordered by the new Mitsotakis government after assuming power in early July, will reportedly be ready by the end of October, with interest in a looming privatization process shifting to northern Greece, and especially for the extreme northeastern port of Alexandroupolis.
The specific facility has attracted American investment interest for several years now, with a recently updated Greece-US defense cooperation agreement reportedly sharpening such interest.
According to the same reports, at least two US companies have expressed a direct interest in the Alexandroupolis port authority, on top of past interest by Arab and Chinese business interests.
In a related development, a new leadership for the port authority arose on Monday after a general shareholders' meeting of Greece's privatization agency (HRADF), which retains the shares of the 10 regional port authorities.
Thrace province trade and business federation president Konstantinos Hatzimichail was chosen as the new port authority president, while the president of the Association of Thrace Hoteliers, Konstantinos Hatzikonstantinou, was appointed as the managing director.
source:naftemporiki
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