SSBM Geneva is proud to announce that Professor Dario Silić, PhD, participated as an opening speaker at the 4th European GREEN Conference (EGC 2026), held in Vodice, Croatia, from the 26th to 29th of May 2026. The conference gathered researchers, industry experts, policymakers, and sustainability professionals from across Europe to address key environmental and sustainability challenges.
During the opening session, Professor Silić presented his topic, “Sustainable Management and Environmental Protection on the Istrian Y Motorway.” The presentation explored how modern transport infrastructure can balance operational excellence, traffic safety, environmental protection, and long-term sustainability.
Emphasizing the broader responsibility of infrastructure management, Professor Silić highlighted the importance of preserving natural resources, protecting biodiversity, and contributing to the quality of life in local communities while delivering efficient mobility solutions.
Throughout the conference, discussions underscored the importance of collaboration between academia, industry, public institutions, and local communities in achieving sustainable development goals. EGC 2026 served as a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, innovation, and the development of partnerships aimed at advancing environmental progress.
At SSBM Geneva, we are committed to fostering research and encouraging academic engagement that addresses global challenges and promotes responsible leadership. Participation in international forums such as EGC 2026 reflects our dedication to advancing sustainable practices and supporting impactful dialogue between academia and industry.
Professor Silić acknowledged the organizers of the European GREEN Conference and extended special recognition to Professor Mirna Habuda-Stanić, Chairperson of the Organizing and Scientific Committee, for her leadership and commitment to environmental research and sustainable development.
