Kraliçe II. Margrethe Köprüsü Kopenhag’da Resmi Törenle Kutlandı

Official celebrations in Copenhagen for the Queen Margrethe II Bridge

(ANSA) - ROMA, 09 GIU - Following the opening to traffic last April, official celebrations for the new Storstrømmen Bridge, named after Queen Margrethe II, were held in Copenhagen in the presence of Crown Prince Christian and Minister of Transport Signe Munk. It is the third-longest bridge in all of Denmark, vital for Danish mobility and strategic for European road and rail corridors, a testament to Italian expertise. The new infrastructure bears the signature of the company Itinera, which successfully combined cutting-edge engineering and technical expertise to realize this ambitious project. Part of the rail corridor between Scandinavia and Germany, the bridge will be further enhanced by the future Fehmarnbelt Undersea Tunnel, strengthening mobility, territorial continuity, and economic integration between the countries of Northern Europe and the continent. The construction of the project is the result of an extraordinary effort: over 1,400 skilled workers of 38 different nationalities, the involvement of world-class engineering firms, and a complex land-sea logistics operation, including the use of exceptional equipment such as the Hebo 9 floating crane. Also present at the celebrations were Ambassador Giuliana Del Papa, Itinera President Gianni Luciani, and CEO Luciano Giovanni Reguzzo, along with Danish institutional representatives, including the Director of the Danish Road Directorate and the Mayors of Guldborgsund and Vordingborg. Read article...