Valenciaport holds the first meeting of the Board under the new chairmanship

- The call has been made in the shortest legal possible time with the aim of promoting 26 urgent matters
- Mar Chao, newly appointed president of Valenciaport, said after the meeting of the Council of the Port Authority of València held, that “in the port there are issues that can not be stopped and that is why the Council has been convened”
- Chao has shelled out his objectives at the head of the institution: “we are working to promote the strategic projects of the PAV that will help us maintain our position as a leading port in the Mediterranean: to make the northern terminal a reality and support decarbonization by promoting multimodality and digitization. All this, without losing sight of the loyal institutional collaboration to strengthen port-city relations in València, Sagunto and Gandia
The Port Authority of València has held this morning the first meeting of its Board of Directors after the recent debut of Mar Chao in the presidency of the port agency. The convening of this Council has been carried out in the shortest possible legal brevity with the objective of promoting and giving a way out to 26 urgent matters that required immediate response from the directors.

Chao, recently appointed president of Valenciaport, said after the Council meeting that “in the port there are issues that can not be stopped and that is why we have done everything in our power so that the Council meeting could be convened”. The agility and commitment of Valenciaport with the port community and society mark the line of work with which they are promoting all ongoing projects essential to maintain Valenciaport’s leadership position in the Mediterranean.
Chao has described his objectives at the head of the institution: “to make the northern terminal a reality and support decarbonization by promoting multimodality and digitization. All this, without losing sight of the loyal institutional collaboration to strengthen port-city relations in València, Sagunto and Gandia”. Finally, Mar Chao has thanked the support received from the institutions and the Valencian society after his appointment. “It is a great commitment – she said – to have the opportunity to work for and for customers and users who confirm the great family of Valenciaport”.
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