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Calabria Highlights Port Planning and Blue Economy at Genoa Boat Show

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What happened

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Calabria participated in the 66th Genoa International Boat Show, which ran from October 1 to October 6. The region presented its coastal heritage and discussed the realities of boating and ports. Porto delle Grazie was the central theme of Marina Dialogues, which addressed the role of tourist ports in the Italian Blue Economy.

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Why it matters

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The participation occurred after Calabria approved an update to the Master Plan of tourist ports, which aims to strengthen the network of ports and increase territorial involvement. This event linked regional programming with the international boating and sea system.

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Who's involved

  • CalabriaRegion that participated in the Boat Show and approved the Master Plan of tourist ports
  • GenoaCity where the 66th International Boat Show was held
  • Porto delle GraziePort that was the central theme of Marina Dialogues
  • Roccella IonicaMarina whose vision was presented during the discussions

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  • Porto delle GrazieSpeculative

    International visibility at the Boat Show could strengthen its funding access and investment potential

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