Poland’s Minister of Infrastructure Visits DCT Gdansk

DCT Gdansk welcomes Poland’s Minister of Infrastructure Cezary Grabarczyk visited the container terminal yesterday.

After welcoming President Lech Walesa, the Prime Minister and deputy Prime Minister in recent months, DCT Gdansk, the Polish container terminal, played host once again to one of the most important politicians in Poland.

On 7th September 2011, DCT was visited by Cezary Grabarczyk, Minister of Infrastructure in Donald Tusk’s government.

The Minister of Infrastructure met with DCT Gdansk’s CEO and a representative of Macquarie, the largest private infrastructure investor in the world, to discuss infrastructure priorities in Poland and the opportunities presented by the development of a major hub port in Gdansk for the Polish economy.

Cezary Grabarczyk and Boris Wenzel, DCT’sCEO, spoke about the importance of Polish infrastructure development as a trigger for the fast increase of the volume handled in Polish container terminals and to attract Polish volumes currently handled via foreign ports.

“The strategy of the government is aligned with the strategy of DCT Gdansk presented by Mr. Boris Wenzel” said Cezary Grabarczyk.

“DCT is organising an information campaign following the meeting with Donald Tusk, Prime Minister of Poland, who visited our terminal 13th May 2011. We started with general issues that influence Polish container industry and we have received confirmation that the Polish government is keento implement solutions that will support the development of container terminals,” added Boris Wenzel.

Now it is time to discuss details and Mr. Cezary Grabarczyk’s visit is a chance to speak about infrastructure problems which are urgent not only for our business but for the whole region as well,” concluded Wenzel.

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Source: dctgdansk, September 8, 2011;