APP - Portuguese Ports Association Vítor Caldeirinha Lisbon,

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1 APP - Portuguese Ports Association Vítor Caldeirinha Lisbon,

2 Portugal Geostrategic Location

3 Portugal Geostrategic Location

4 Portuguese Ports Hinterland Setúbal

5 Portuguese Ports: the maritime entrance to Europe

6 - Advanced Port Information System with Authorities and Port Comunity - No paper - Ship and Cargo Port Information Systems - JUP

7 Port Information Systems & Logistic Single Window

8 TEN-T NETWORK CORRIDORS Oporto Port Cluster Lisbon Port Cluster Setúbal Ports as Cohesion poles

9 Total Port Traffic Competitivity Export Increase Port Policy (x tons) +17% Source: IMT, 2014

10 Traffic Share 17 M tons Solid Bulk 21% Containers 31% 25 M tons Aveiro 5% Viana do Castelo 1% Setúbal 9% Figueira da Foz 3% Lisboa 15% 31 M tons Liquid Bulk 39% Breakbulk cargo Ro-Ro 9% Cargo 7 M tons 0% Sines 46% Leixões 22% 0.3 M tons Source: IMT, 2014

11 Containers TEU Total TEUS Lisbon Leixões Sines Setúbal Viana do Castelo Figueira da Foz

12 Portuguese Ports Azores Setúbal Madeira

13 Port of Viana do Castelo Shipyard GALP Terminal Cement Terminal Fishing Dock Leisure port 0.5 Mtons Liq. Bulk 5% Solid Bulk 37% Brea kbulk C. 57%

14 Port of Leixões Containers Solid Bulk Agro bulk General Cargo Liquid Bulk Passengers Fishing dock Leisure port 17.2 Mtons Break bulk C. 5% Liq. Bulk 46% Cont. Cargo 37% Solid Bulk 12%

15 Port of Aveiro ww2.portodeaveiro.pt Multipurpose Solid Bulk Liquid Bulk Chemical Cluster Fishing dock Multimodal platform 4 Mtons Liq. Bulk 26% Brea kbulk 40% Solid Bulk 34%

16 Port of Figueira da Foz portofigueiradafoz.com.pt General Cargo Solid Bulk Fishing dock Leisure port 2.1 Mtons Solid Bulk 34% Cont. C. 7% Break bulk C. 58%

17 Port of Lisbon Containers Multipurpose Agro Bulk Liquid Bulk Cruise Leisure port 12 Mtons Liq. Bulk 14% Break bulk C. 1% Solid Bulk 40% Cont. C. 45%

18 Port of Setúbal Multipurpose Breakbulk RO- RO Liquid Bulk Solid Bulk Cement Shipyard Leisure port Fishing Dock 7 Mtons Solid Bulk 40% Liq. Bulk 7% Brea kbulk C. 41% Ro- Ro 3% Cont. C. 9%

19 Liquid Bulk Multipurpose Natural Gas Containers Leisure port Fishing Dock 36.5 Mtons Cont. C 33% Liq. Bulk 54% Solid Bulk 13%

20 Faro Portimão 0.4 Mtons Cruise Leisure port Cement

21 Azores Madeira 3 M tons Source: Serviço Regional de Estatística dos Açores, M tons Source: Estatísticas dos Transportes do Governo Regional da Madeira, 2011

22 Portuguese Ports

23 Vision for the future Geostrategic location Maritime Link to Europe Increase maritime trade flows in Europe Cooperation with Portuguese Speaking Ports Investment to support competitive industries and European logistical chains

24 Opportunities Maritime trade growth in Europe Short Sea Shipping development Trade growth with Atlantic countries Iberian Peninsula Maritime link Capacity to expand port infrastructures Port inland access improvement (TEN-T corridors)

25 Portuguese Ports - Objectives Geographical approach Local/Regional level Development Centres Attract investments National level Export solution Create jobs Be more competitive International level International Distribution Centres Atlantic Gateway to the Iberian Peninsula

26 Portuguese Ports - Objectives Port Level Efficiency Financial sustainability Investment/development Productivity Customer satisfaction Flexibility and competitivity Integration logistic inland and maritime networks Modern ports Modern port infrastructures

27 The port concept has evolved throughout the years Focus on the port Focus on enlarged hinterland and foreland Ports in the 70 s and 80 s Ports in the present Ports in the future Vigo Ferrol Santander Bilbao Leixões Leixões Leixões Aveiro Aveiro Aveiro Madrid Lisboa Setúbal Lisboa Setúbal > Lisboa Setúbal Sines Sines Sines Algeciras Valência Barcelona 2 major regions (Lisbon and Oporto) Coordination and logistic integration

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29 Goal 1: Domestic Market Competitive solution in an exportoriented economy Ports must be drivers of economic growth Serve domestic market natural growth

30 Goal 2: Expand the hinterland coverage to Iberian P. Enlarge the Railway corridor to Iberian Peninsula Expanded port hinterland Maritime solution for European transport trade as an alternative to road transport. Quick link to Iberian Peninsula.

31 Goal 3: Shortsea solution Main Europe link for Portugal and Spain until Madrid Very Efficient Link between Mediterranean area and Northern Europe Ports as highways paper free, low cost solution, quick link

32 Goal 4: Atlantic Gateway USA EUROPE PANAMA ASIA MEDITERRANEAN AFRICA BRAZIL Foreland Gateway Global Hinterland Local Regional PORTUGAL SPAIN EUROPE (inland & maritime)

33 PETI Transport and Infrastructure Strategic Plan

34 Main Objectives Prioritize investment projects Remove bottlenecks in the transport network Adoption of Non-infrastructural measures

35 Invesment Selection Criteria Cargo versus passengers Follow the Assset Private Investment Selection Criteria Financing and Sustainability 20%

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37 Port of Leixões Priority Projects South Container Terminal Expansion New Cruise Terminal New Container Terminal at -14m (ZH) Logistic Platform

38 Port of Lisbon Priority Projects New Container Terminal New cruise terminal Efficiency Improvements of existing terminals

39 Port of Sines Priority Projects Container Terminal Expansion (Terminal XXI) 1.2km quay 2.3 MTEU/Year Breakwater infrastructure expansion

40 Port of Aveiro Priority Projects Maritime Access Improvement Intermodal platforms (ZALI and Cacia) Operational improvements

41 Port of Setúbal Priority Projects Maritime Access Improvement Ro-ro Terminal Expansion 3.5M

42 Douro Inland Waterway Port improvements Navigability Locks improvements

43 Algarve Ports (Portimão and Faro) Port Infraestructures improvements Navigability improvement

44 Portuguese Ports