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Mediakit

Welcome in our pressroom. Read our press releases, use our mediakit and get to know our spokespersons.

Mediakit

The Mediakit includes portraits of the general management of the Port of Rotterdam Authority (PoR), as well as various photo impressions of Rotterdam’s port area. All photographs and videos are royalty-free and free to use for non-commercial purposes, provided you clearly state the photographer and the Port of Rotterdam Authority. The name of the photographer who made a specific image is listed in the photo gallery. Here you can find The terms and conditions for using visual material provided by the Port Authority.

Want to take your own images?

The port of Rotterdam is one of the most photogenic places in the Netherlands. Curious about where you can find the most beautiful images? The Port Authority has developed a special web app for both hobby and professional photographers, listing all locations for public filming and photography.

Spokespersons

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact one of our press officers. The details below indicate which press officer is best placed to help you.

Members of the public with non-journalism-related questions, can use this contact details.

Maaike Grevelink
Maaike Grevelink
Press Officer for CEO Boudewijn Siemons. Press Officer on themes of employment and security.
Sigrid Hesselink
Sigrid Hesselink
Press Officer for COO Berte Simons and for CFO Vivienne de Leeuw. Press Officer on themes of financial-economic subjects, logistics, digitisation and accessibility.
“Lex
Lex Bezemer
Spokesperson for the Harbour Master, infrastructure projects, national and international partnerships and the connection between the city, port and environmental issues.
Mandy Ros
Mandy Ros
Spokesperson for theme energy transition

Latest news

Artist impresson eerste fabriek Xycle
Sustainability

Financing for first plant of Rotterdam-based chemical recycling company Xycle

Photo cover annual report

2024 Annual Report Port of Rotterdam Authority: Navigating towards a sustainable future

Photo from Botlek from the air
Sustainability

Ports of Rotterdam and Antwerp-Bruges call for swift implementation of Clean Industrial Deal

Maasvlakte 2 vanuit de lucht gezien

Cargo throughput in the port of Rotterdam slightly decreased in 2024

MSC ship bunkering at quayside

Maritime shipping bunkered slightly less fuel in Rotterdam in 2024, but demand for LNG rose by 52 percent.