Strategy - Vision
Piraeus, the biggest port in Greece and one of the biggest in the
Mediterranean, acts as a lever of development of international
trade and the local and national economy.

With a history starting in 1924 when the beginning of major civil
works took place, Piraeus Port today has multiple activities in
reference to the commercial port, the central port, ship services
and real estate development and exploitation.
Piraeus Port is the hub for the connection of continental Greece
with the islands, an international cruise center and a commercial
hub for the Mediterranean, providing services to ships of any type
and size.
Today P.P.A. S.A. employs more than 1500 people
and annually provides services to more than
24,000 ships. P.P.A. S.A contributes to the local
and national economic growth and continues
its development by upgrading infrastructure
and services provided.
P.P.A. is developing into a modern and dynamic business that will offer
high quality services, will keep investors satisfi ed, will ensure longterm
job security and serve commercial transactions in Greece for the
advantage of the national economy and the consumers in the most
efficient way and within the context of the global port industry.
PIRAEUS, AN INTERNATIONAL HUB
Piraeus Port offers unique advantages because of its strategic
position and infrastructure. Situated in the outskirts of Athens and
only 10 km away, acts as the main gate for Hellenic imports and
exports.
Situated close to the international trade routes, the port is a hub
of international trade being the only European port in the East
Mediterranean providing the necessary infrastructure for the
accommodation of transshipment cargo.
PIRAEUS PORT COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
Strategic geographical position at the crossroads of Asia - Africa - Europe
Adequate infrastructure and natural depths for the accommodation of even the largest modern
container ships
Operation under a free zone type II status
24 hours - 365 days operation of the Container and Car Terminal
Scaled tariff s with reductions in case of increased transshipped quantities for container and cars
Competitive storage fees
Extended feeder services connecting the port with almost all the important ports in the
Mediterranean
Integrated information system supporting port operations
Operational and safety standards according to international regulations