Valenciaport aims to be the key ally for companies and society in a global, interconnected world marked by geopolitical and economic uncertainty. In response to these challenges, the Port Authority of Valencia (PAV) has presented its Strategic Plan, outlining a vision and series of projects with a clear target year: 2035.
This is a ten-year plan designed to consolidate Valenciaport as a generator of wealth and quality employment, while also acting as a driver of investment and transformation in the port and logistics ecosystem. Its mission is to deliver the best possible service to the business sector.
By 2035, Valenciaport aspires to handle up to 45% of Spain’s loaded container traffic for imports and exports. Rail transport will play a critical role in reaching this goal, with the aim of managing nearly one in every five containers (17%) entering or leaving the ports of Valencia and Sagunto by rail.
However, road transport will continue to play a fundamental role. Valenciaport will remain firmly committed to road haulage as an essential link in the logistics chain.
It is estimated that over the next decade, terminals operated by the PAV will generate around 80,000 jobs (up from 50,000 at present), and will mobilise €40 million through various digitalisation projects to position the port at the forefront of global logistics. All of this aligns with the Strategic Framework of the Spanish Port System and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Plan sets out a series of management indicators to ensure economic sustainability through financial discipline and expenditure control, enabling growth that responds to demand and the needs of Spain’s export sector.
Valenciaport mission
To be a key instrument in the coordination of global logistics chains, making them more sustainable and efficient, and generating prosperity for the port environment, the natinal economy and the people.