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European Coordinator Assesses Port Infrastructure and Rail Links in Genoa

TEN-T coordinator Mathieu Grosch inspects Genoa port facilities to advance Mediterranean corridor infrastructure dialogue.

· Published 05 Sept 2026, 12:50 UTCAI-assisted, editor-reviewed
European Coordinator Assesses Port Infrastructure and Rail Links in Genoa
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European transport officials have conducted an on-site assessment of maritime and logistics infrastructure at the Ports of Genoa, focusing on strategic connectivity along the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) Mediterranean Corridor.

Mathieu Grosch, the European Coordinator for the TEN-T Mediterranean Corridor, toured port facilities and terminals alongside Matteo Paroli, President of the Western Ligurian Sea Port Authority. The operational inspection of waterfront assets was carried out aboard an Italian Coast Guard vessel.

The delegation reviewing the port cluster included Liguria Region President Marco Bucci and government commissioners overseeing regional infrastructure. The review focused on evaluating multimodal connections linking the maritime hub to broader European supply routes.

The discussions underscored the ongoing dialogue surrounding terminal efficiency, rail freight integration, and the modernization of transport infrastructure across the Western Ligurian port system to support European corridor objectives.

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