Boudewijn Siemons
Boudewijn Siemons is the CEO of the Port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest seaport. He has been a prominent figure in maritime trade and logistics, overseeing operations and strategic developments within the port. In recent news, Siemons highlighted the significant challenges faced by the Port of Rotterdam in early 2025, attributing a 5.8% decline in cargo volume to global trade instability stemming from potential U.S. tariffs and ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East. He emphasized the need for collaboration among European governments to maintain a competitive investment climate.
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Boudewijn Siemons, the executive director of the Port Authority of Rotterdam, stated that they are coordinating with the neighboring port of Antwerp in case British, American, and Canadian military vehicles and supplies arrive at the port.
Jutarnji list - Najveća europska luka pretvara se u utvrdu: Vojnici će zamijeniti lučke radnike, stižu ratni brodovi, sve će biti puno oružja!
Croatia· 2025-07-10
Boudewijn Siemons, the executive director of the Port Authority of Rotterdam, stated that they are coordinating with the neighboring port of Antwerp in case British, American, and Canadian military vehicles and supplies arrive at the port.
Jutarnji list - Najveća europska luka pretvara se u utvrdu: Vojnici će zamijeniti lučke radnike, stižu ratni brodovi, sve će biti puno oružja!Croatia· 2025-07-09Boudewijn Siemons is the executive director of the Port Authority of Rotterdam.
Cel mai mare port din Europa, reconfigurat pentru transporturi militare ale NATO. Europa se pregătește pentru un posibil conflict cu Rusia
Romania· 2025-07-09
Boudewijn Siemons is the CEO of the Port of Rotterdam.
Économie bleue: la finance au service des océans les 7 et 8 juin à Monaco
Monaco· 2025-06-01
Boudewijn Siemons is the executive director of the Port of Rotterdam, highlighting the instability in global trade.
El Puerto de Róterdam alerta de ‘inestabilidad’ por aranceles de Estados Unidos y guerras
Panama· 2025-04-22