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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSABILITY POLICY

The mission of the Port Authority of Marín and Pontevedra Estuary is to manage, administer, and operate the Port and oversee port services, leading the port community in the constant pursuit of operational excellence and contributing to the development of its area of ​​influence, all while maintaining a balance with the environment.

The Port of Marín is located in the Pontevedra Estuary, an environmentally and socially sensitive area. The port embraces its role as a driving force for the local economy and job creation, as well as its status as a public company serving the general interest of its users, businesses, and the local residents with whom it operates.

The Port Authority of Marín and Pontevedra Estuary is aware of the social, economic, and environmental impacts of port activities in its area of ​​influence and is committed to its clients, employees, the port community, the surrounding community, and other stakeholders by developing specific Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives in the following areas:



SUSTAINABLE PORT

PORT-CITY CONMMITMENT

ORPORATE ETHICAL CULTURE

HUMAN CAPITAL



CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSABILITY NEWS

News

10/09/2026
Port Authority President Meets with the Board of the Ría de Marín Association
José Benito Suárez Costa, President of the Port Authority of Marín and Ría de Pontevedra, met this morning with the board of the Ría de Marín Recreational Fishing Cultural Association. He outlined the Port of Marín’s key areas of work, as well as trends in major traffic volumes and projects for the current year. Suárez Costa took the opportunity to congratulate the association’s board members on the successful organization and execution—for yet another year—of the recreational fishing course for children. Held in August, the event brought together over 40 youngsters at the docks of Cantodarea Park, an area of ​​port land open to the public. The Port Authority supported the activity by facilitating the boarding and disembarking of the young anglers at the port’s fishing basin during sessions where they practiced fishing at sea. Suárez Costa also attended the course completion ceremony held last week at the association’s headquarters in Cantodarea Park. Both the Port Authority and the association’s board—led by Juan Jesús Rodríguez—agreed on the importance of promoting educational activities of this kind. These initiatives not only teach children how to fish but also emphasize environmental awareness and the responsible use of resources. Suárez Costa noted that the goals of these actions "align closely with the Port Authority’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, sustainability, and port-city relations—areas we aim to further strengthen."
Port Authority President Meets with the Board of the Ría de Marín Association