CIAN is joining Euroshore International as full member. This follows a decision of the board of Directors and an official announcement during the General Assembly of EUROSHORE INTERNATIONAL who took place today in Riga, Latvia.
“We are very pleased to welcome CIAN as a new member from Croatia. CIAN is our second member from that country. They collect all MARPOL waste in five major ports of the country, protecting a long coastline of almost 1800km with many islands. This makes them crucial for the protection of the Adriatic Sea. Euroshore promotes the best standards for port reception facilities and pay attention to involve only those having these best standards. CIAN is part of them, and I am confident that we can learn from each other for the benefit of our activity” says EUROSHORE President, Marga Hauttekeete.
“We are delighted to join the group. Euroshore is the only existing platform where port reception facilities can meet and learn from each other. It is very important for us to exchange on best practices and look for innovation to fulfil our task” says Matko Bašić, Sea Protection Director “I am looking forward to working with Matko and the team to make port reception activities better understood and recognised. Our members do a tremendous job not only in collecting waste, but also in treating it. It contributes to build a stronger circular economy, which everyday becomes a new frame of mind to face scarcity and energy independency” adds EUROSHORE’s Secretary General Sophie Delair.
EUROSHORE INTERNATIONAL gathers port reception facilities dealing with the collection and treatment of ship generated waste. It has now 38 members from 20 countries with a presence in Europe, Africa, Middle East and North America. For any further information, do not hesitate to contact Sophie Delair, Secretary General, sophie.delair@euroshore.com or to look at our website www.euroshore.com
