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Two tales from toc: streamlining inland barging

TIL and partners are targeting the construction of the biggest container port in Vietnam, with operations commencing by 2028 OPERATIONS

MSC TARGETS NEW VIETNAM HUB

The new Terminal 3 at DCT Gdańsk is on the starting blocks and is scheduled to come into operation by mid-2024 OPERATIONS

DCT GDANSK T3 MOVING FORWARD

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Albania & Kosovo Ports

A new South Korean consortium has been formed to negotiate for operating concessions at the proposed new Al-Faw Port in Iraq – if built OPERATIONS

TRACTION FOR IRAQ’S AL-FAW PORT?

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No Global Deal

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Moldova Option

Hapag Lloyd’s 15,000TEU capacity Afif sits in the most popular category of high capacity vessels OPERATIONS

The big ships are coming

Getting Ukraine’s grain moving again is not a simple matter – Russia has inflicted significant damage on port export capacity as witnessed at the port of Mykolaiv where a major export terminal has been the focus of air strikes OPERATIONS

Ukraine – what next?

A serious incident - the Maersk Honam caught fire on 6 March 2018 while sailing in the Arabian Sea OPERATIONS

Take a holistic approach

Figure 1: Location of container ports in Lower Gulf Region. The Lower Gulf region stretches from Doha to Sohar, with a Jebel Ali and Port Khalifa the dominant ports in the UAE OPERATIONS

From doha to sohar

Table 1: Port of Hamad: Container Terminal Characteristics OPERATIONS

Capacity overload?

DP World has long been the leading port operator in the Lower Gulf, but others are coming up on the rails... OPERATIONS

Coming up on the rails

QTerminals, and ADP, have clear strategies towards international expansion that focus on supporting trade corridors with home ports OPERATIONS

The young contenders

The Port of Tyne, setting the pace in pursuing green goals OPERATIONS

IN PURSUIT OF GREEN GOALS

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Baie Comeau enlists Rotterdam support

Noel Hacegaba, Deputy Executive Director, Port of Long Beach, USA sees a need for port management bodies to have a greater involvement in driving process improvements OPERATIONS

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED

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New BPA Agenda

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Further ahead in the transition

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Meeting the Bulk Cargo Sector’s Evolving Demands