The Port of Gdansk Authority in Poland has announced that the Gdansk Central Port public-private partnership (PPP) project was paused due to a delay in approval by investors.
Investors informed the Authority that it was not the time to invest in the Central Port. Nonetheless, the Authority has not canceled the project and currently conducting further geological analyzes of the Port area, so new areas can be prepared for investment in the coming years.
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