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The new port project in Fuengirola has advanced after a meeting of coordination with representatives of the Ministry of Transport, and the Public Agency of Ports of Andalucia. Officials concentrated on speeding up procedures required for this massive development.
Ana Mula, the mayor of Ana Mula, confirmed that during the session participants clarified a number of key points regarding environmental reports. Council Staff will respond to these new requests and reports as soon as possible. The central government is expected to respond quickly so that this important initiative will be implemented soon.
Plans being fastracked
To confirm the feasibility of complex administrative steps, it is important that various departments at national and regional levels carefully review them. Recent discussions built on environmental work completed numerous times. This allows faster compliance to some newly updated specified requirements.
Both current needs and future growth in the city are defined by the strategic importance of an undertaking. Each phase of the complex process is thoroughly evaluated. According to reports, despite the challenges that have continued to be faced, there has been a steady progression in the continuous collaboration with all administrations involved.
Once completed, tourism and trade will benefit greatly as businesses and visitors alike will be attracted to this new attraction. Some of the main benefits are economic growth and job creation. This scale of infrastructure promises to completely reshape urban centres.
Ambitious yet exciting goals drive ongoing efforts. The intensive work continues unabated to transform vision into tangible achievement as soon as possible.
The underground parking, shops and bars are all 700
According to preliminary plans, there will be nearly 1000 berths. This is roughly twice as many as currently exist. There will also be berths available for larger vessels, like luxury yachts. And docking areas for cruise ships up to 160 metres. Additional shopping areas, an underground parking garage for over 700 cars and other upgrades will be added.
The modern design will allow for maximum openness to the Promenade, while seamlessly integrating the area into the surrounding streets. These characteristics fit perfectly into the council’s plans for urban renewal. This single piece of transformation is crucial to the future economic strength and success in tourism.
