In July 2023, it reached an agreement with Euroméditerranée, to maintain activity until December 31, 2024. Last June, feeling the wind turning, it proposed to the public development establishment a lease renewal every year. the six months for at a time “meet a need in social and cultural life in Marseille” et “secure the building“, until the future of the site is decided, explains Jacques Lantelme, the president of Latinissimo.
The Dock emptied on April 1st?
“We are waiting for Euromed’s responsehe continues. For the moment, the only response we have had has been a summons to a meeting, which took place in September, to discuss the phasing of the dismantling of our equipment and the relocation of our teams, which should take three months.“On April 1, the Dock des Suds would therefore be emptied.
“If it’s to leave it closed, that would be a shame. We have proven our seriousness. And if we have an agreement, we’ll stick to it“, he continues. Latinissimo does not, however, envisage going back to war to save his Dock from destruction. “We could consider something but not in the conditions we experienced. A serious framework is needed.“
