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Italy Govt Trans Nav Ancona

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What Italy Govt Trans Nav Ancona does.

Italy Govt Trans Nav Ancona is the Authority of the Central Adriatic Sea Port System, managing ports in Ancona, Pesaro, Falconara Marittima, San Benedetto del Tronto, Pescara, Ortona, and Vasto. The port of Ancona is preparing for high passenger traffic during Ferragosto, with 18,500 passengers expected over the weekend. The company recently approved Fabrizio Marilli as the new Secretary General. The authority received a green light for a €106 million refinancing from Cipess and the Decree Interministerial Mims-Mef n. 52 of 2022. Italy Govt Trans Nav Ancona is part of Assoporti, ESPO, Medcruise, ADRijO, and the Adriatic Ports Cultural Network. The headquarters are located in Ancona at Molo Santa Maria, 60121.

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