Port Infrastructure Recovery Management in New Regions of The Russian Federation

Abstract

The study focuses on developing scientifically sound approaches to the strategic management of port infrastructure recovery and integration in the new regions of the Russian Federation into a unified national transport system. The methodology is based on a systemic analysis of organizational and economic mechanisms, resource provision, and adaptation of modern management models under geo-economic changes and sanctions pressure. The research identifies key systemic contradictions in coordinating the interests of the state and private investors, resource allocation, and the implementation of best practices. A conceptual model of integrated management is developed, including differentiated public-private partnership mechanisms, flexible strategic planning, and a multi-level performance evaluation system. The practical significance of the study lies in the formation of a set of recommendations for authorities and corporate structures aimed at ensuring the sustainable development of port complexes and strengthening the country's transit and logistics potential.