
PPA S.A.: The Deputy CEO, Mr. Panagiotis Tsonis at the 1st Arab-Hellenic Maritime Conference on 5-6 July 2023
The new PPA S.A. Deputy CEO, Mr. Panagiotis Tsonis, who joined PPA at the beginning of July, was the keynote speaker at the 1st Arab-Greek Maritime Conference held in Athens on July 5 & 6.
During his speech PPA S.A. Deputy CEO, Mr. Tsonis spoke about the importance of the port of Piraeus and the key role is playing for the society and the economy. Also, he emphasized on the significant growth of the port industry in the Arab – Hellenic countries and the evolution of their ports into great hubs of international commerce, transport and tourism despite the unfavorable macroeconomic conditions. He pointed out the both parties have recognized the importance of three fundamental elements that guide their actions – innovation and modernization, sustainable practices and collaborative thinking and approach. As noted by Mr. Tsonis: “We leverage and strengthen the top geostrategic locations of our ports located at the crossroads of different continents through large investments in infrastructure and technology, but also by forging strategic alliances. The challenges facing the industry are complex and multifaceted and no single organization or country could address them alone. The need for cooperation and collaboration among stakeholders to develop innovative solutions to common problems is essential in order to ensure sustainable future prospects”. He added: “parallel to innovation and investments to further modernize the port and promoting a cleaner environment PPA focuses on improving the economic well-being of individuals and communities. At the core of the Company’s corporate responsibility strategy is to share the benefit of the port development with local society especially through charitable donations, community outreach programs, and wide range of initiatives that promote social welfare. PPA’s recognition as one of the most sustainable companies in Greece coupled with a receipt of several international environmental distinctions, is no coincidence. Moreover, the Company continues to make strides in advancing its position in the global port industry and champion a culture of business excellence, innovation, and environmentally friendly practices”.
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