(Apr. 4) – The first edition of the Thematic Workshop of ADRI-SEAPLANES has given a good result. The project, funded by the CBC IPA Adriatic program aims to spread the benefits of the local intervention made by the European Union. The event, held in Pula, Croatia, has brought together leaders of the Province of Teramo, the Department of Infrastructure and Strategic Mobility of the Apulia Region, the Port Authority of Brindisi, the ENAC, the ports of Pula (Croatia) , Bar (Montenegro), Vlora (Albania) and the Region of Ionian Island of Corfu and Regional Unit – as project partners – also the region of Istria, the town of Pula, the Istrian Development Agency, the Chamber of Commerce of Pula, the commander of the Port Authority, the Croatian Civil Aviation Agency, the Croatian Ministry of Maritime Affairs, and representatives from the tourism industry and local business operators and the seaplanes sector. The ADRI SEAPLANES projects aims at the creation of basic conditions to facilitate the creation of links between the two shores of the Adriatic via seaplanes and includes, besides the necessary phase of analysis and study of existing regulations , a trail period to test and evaluate the operational model developed during the project. (Ram/Peg)
