The government and the Thessaloniki Port Authority (ThPA) have come to an agreement to amend their concession agreement, reflecting a mutual commitment to improving the port's operations and enhancing collaboration. ThPA was privatized in March 2018, when it was transferred to South Europe Gateway Thessaloniki (SEGT) Ltd, a consortium formed to manage the port’s activities. This consortium consists of multiple stakeholders, including private investors and international partners, which enables a more diversified management approach to the port. Since its privatization, SEGT has focused on modernizing the port facilities, increasing efficiency, and expanding services to boost Thessaloniki's position as a key logistics and trade hub in the region. The recent amendments to the concession agreement are aimed at addressing specific operational challenges, fostering investment in infrastructure, and improving service delivery. These changes are expected to not only enhance the port's competitiveness but also support economic growth in the surrounding area by facilitating greater trade and connectivity. The partnership underscores the government's ongoing efforts to optimize public-private collaboration in managing critical infrastructure.