The Rijeka Gateway project has recently received its first two Ship-to-Shore (STS) cranes, a significant milestone for the development of the port's infrastructure. These cranes, manufactured by China’s ZPMC, are designed to enhance the port's operational efficiency and capacity for handling container ships. Their arrival marks a crucial step in the ongoing effort to modernize the port and improve its competitiveness in the region. Further deliveries of additional cranes are anticipated throughout this year and into 2025, indicating a robust expansion plan for Rijeka Gateway. This influx of advanced equipment is expected to facilitate increased cargo handling capabilities, streamline operations, and ultimately attract more shipping traffic to the port. The Rijeka Gateway project is a joint venture initiated through a concession agreement signed in November 2021 between APM Terminals, which holds a 51% stake, and Enna Logic, which owns 49%. This partnership aims to design, construct, and operate a state-of-the-art terminal that will play a pivotal role in enhancing the overall logistics and transport framework in the region. With these development, Rijeka Gateway is positioning itself as a key player in the maritime industry, ready to accommodate the growing demands of global shipping and trade while contributing to the economic growth of the surrounding area.