Special purpose ports
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- Written by Branko Kundih - Alan Sacchi
Special purpose ports are of the exceptional importance for the economic development of the Republic of Croatia.
They are especially important and essential in the shipbuilding, industry and tourism.
The Law defines the special purpose port as a seaport, which is in special use by individuals or legal entities.
The key difference between a special purpose port and a public port is in its specific function and management model. The legal position of the concessionaire in a special purpose port is significantly different from the one held by a concessionaire at a public port.
The concessor of a special purpose port i.e. the Government of the Republic of Croatia or the Regional Government, grants to the concessionaire, by means of a Concession Contract, the rights for special use, economic exploitation and management.
All sub-themes are published in Croatian language only:
| Seaport - the Term | Special purpose port - the Term |
| Management and concessions | LNG - Special purpose ports |
Po donošenju novog Zakona o pomorskom dobru i morskim lukama, stručne teme obrađene na portalu bit će dostupne samo registriranim pretplatnicima portala. Ako želite postati pretplatnik portala, molimo vas da ispunite i pošaljete
