15/05/2024
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VIETNAM MARINE TRADE : Hai Phong - By 2027, there will be 8 deep container terminals in Lach Huyen
The Ministry of Transport (MOT) has just received a petition from Hai Phong City voters on accelerating the construction progress of the remaining wharves of Hai Phong international gateway port and information that the wharfs from wharf No. 3-8 will be put into operation from 2024-2027.
INTERNATIONAL MARITIME : Busan New Port Unveils South Korea’s First Fully Automated Terminal
In a groundbreaking development, South Korea’s Busan New Port has launched the country’s first fully automated terminal, the seventh container terminal.
INTERNATIONAL MARITIME : Middle East Crisis - Iran threatens to block the Strait of Hormuz
Continuing the backlash after Israel's airstrike on the Iranian consulate in the Syrian capital Damascus on April 1, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps threatened on April 9 to blockade the Strait. Sea of Hormuz in retaliation.
INTERNATIONAL MARITIME : Middle East Crisis - Many continents face supply disruptions
The Red Sea shipping crisis has disrupted global trade and supply chains, particularly affecting routes through the Suez Canal.
VIETNAM MARINE TRADE : Ba Ria Vung Tau - SSIT port has just been allowed to receive ships of nearly 200,000 DWT
The Ministry of Transport (MOT) has just agreed on the policy to allow Saigon Port - SSA International Container Services Joint Venture Company Limited (SSIT port investor) to officially receive SSIT port ships. tonnage up to 199,273 DWT.
INTERNATIONAL MARINE TRADE: The global shipping industry faces a fuel dilemma
Shipping accounts for approximately 90% of global trade and is responsible for nearly 3% of the world's carbon dioxide emissions.
