A special award marking the completion of 10 years since Cosco Shipping's entry into the shareholding structure of PPA was presented in the context of the 9th ITC 2026 Infrastructure and Transport Conference, honoring an important anniversary for the company and the course of the Port of Piraeus.
The award was received by PPA CEO Su Xudong, in a landmark year for the company, as 2026 marks a decade since the beginning of a new period in the history of the Port of Piraeus, according to the company's announcement.
Cosco Shipping's presence in PPA's shareholding structure is linked to a period of significant investments, growth and strengthening of the competitive position of the Port of Piraeus, as well as to its further emergence as an important cargo and transshipment hub in Southeastern Europe, the same announcement emphasizes.
During the event, PPA CEO Su Xudong stated: “It is a great honor to receive the special award marking 10 years since Cosco Shipping's entry into PPA”.
“Today's award constitutes an important moment for all of us who participate in the course of the Port of Piraeus. It gives us the opportunity to reflect on the course of the last decade, to recognize what we have achieved and, at the same time, to look to the future with optimism and determination”, the CEO said.
As he added, “all these years we have moved forward with steady dedication, a shared vision and commitment to the long-term development of the Port of Piraeus. The success of this course is the result of collective effort and cooperation”.
“This award belongs to all those who contributed to this effort: to the shareholders, to our partners, to PPA's colleagues and employees, to the Greek State and, of course, to the port community. We warmly thank them for their continuous support, cooperation and trust”, he underlined.
In conclusion, he pointed out that “with the same dedication we continue to work for a modern, competitive and internationally connected port, with an important role in the economy and supply chain of the wider region”.