A public-sector company launched in 1998 following the Generalitat of Catalonia’s Ports Law and forming part of the Department of Territory, Housing and Ecological Transition directs, plans and manages fishing, recreational and cargo ports that do not operate under concession. It also regulates the use of port-based commercial, cultural and recreational facilities which foster the economic and social balance of ports, docks and maritime facilities. The entity also applies appropriate corrective measures to protect the environment and the quality of seawater.
The Barcelona Clúster Nàutic and the Fundació Barcelona Capital Nàutica have signed a strategic collaboration agreement to strengthen sustainability, innovation, and competitiveness in the nautical sector in Barcelona and Catalonia.…[+]
Barcelona Clúster Nàutic will hold the II Nautical Summit on April 16, a day of networking and professional meetings to be held in Barcelona.
On January 8, we had the pleasure of attending the groundbreaking ceremony of BlueTechPort, a key project to promote innovation and the blue economy in Barcelona.