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BCSL MoU signals ₹59,000 crore plan for India's container shipping line The initiative links shipping, ports and rail logistics as part of a broader national strategy.

The #UnionGovernment has moved forward with plans to build an integrated domestic container ecosystem following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding for the proposed #BharatContainerShippingLine (BCSL).

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Scottish Government Backs Stornoway Port with GBP 1.8 Million for Floating Wind Hub Expansion Scotland’s #Stornoway Port secures GBP 1.8M to build a #floatingwind hub, boosting #offshorewind logistics and regional jobs. #renewableenergy #portexpansion #ScotWind #HIE

Scotland’s #Stornoway Port secures GBP 1.8M to build a #floatingwind hub, boosting #offshorewind logistics and regional jobs. #renewableenergy #portexpansion #ScotWind #HIE

Wan Hai Acquires Osaka Terminal to Expand Japan Presence aiwanese container carrier Wan Hai Lines is increasing its footprint in Japan’s port infrastructure with the purchase of Terminal C9 at Osaka Port.

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Misurata Port PPP Deal with MSC and Qatar Fund to Reshape Mediterranean Trade Routes A bold PPP between #MisurataPort, #MSC, and a #Qatar fund aims to turn Libya’s busiest hub into a #Mediterranean transhipment powerhouse. Can it rival #TangerMed and #Piraeus? #Breakbulk #Logistics #PortExpansion #LibyaEconomy #Shipping

A bold PPP between #MisurataPort, #MSC, and a #Qatar fund aims to turn Libya’s busiest hub into a #Mediterranean transhipment powerhouse. Can it rival #TangerMed and #Piraeus? #Breakbulk #Logistics #PortExpansion #LibyaEconomy #Shipping

Brazil Approves Major Expansion for Rio Brasil Terminal Government gives green light to $175 million private investment aimed at expanding and modernizing Rio Brasil Terminal at Port of Rio de Janeiro.

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CMA CGM and AD Ports to Expand Khalifa Terminal Capacity France’s CMA CGM Group and Abu Dhabi’s AD Ports have agreed to enlarge their container terminal at Khalifa Port less than a year after it opened.

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Montreal Port Authority and DP World to develop Contrecœur terminal With this agreement, DP World becomes an active terminal operator at the Port of Montreal.

The Montreal Port Authority (MPA) and DP World in Canada signed a Joint Development Agreement on August 28, 2025, to develop the land-based infrastructure for the Port of Montreal’s Contrecœur expansion.

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Saudi Signs $586M Deals to Boost Cargo Terminals at Ports Saudi Ports Authority signs agreements totaling more than SAR 2.2B to upgrade and manage multipurpose cargo terminals throughout the country.

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Big news for Laredo’s ports of entry. A major expansion is on the way—and it could mean more jobs for our community. Hear from city leaders, tonight on KGNS.

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Mexico expands its largest port as it bets on global trade despite Trump’s tariffs MANZANILLO, Mexico (Reuters) -A massive expansion of Mexico’s largest seaport is under way as Mexican authorities bet on positive economic growth and the strength of global trade despite the gloomy outlook sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade wars. The Mexican government aims to transform the Port of Manzanillo on Mexico’s Pacific Coast into the busiest seaport in Latin America, capable of processing some 10 million 20-foot (6.1-meter) containers, according to the Mexican Navy, which runs the facility. It is already Mexico’s largest port and the third largest in Latin America, handling nearly 4 million 20-foot containers in 2024. The multibillion dollar port expansion is one of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s major infrastructure projects. The investment is part of Mexico’s efforts to defy an economic downturn as Trump’s trade wars have created widespread financial uncertainty. Earlier this week, the International Monetary Fund slashed its growth forecasts for most countries. That included Mexico, which the IMF predicted will have a 0.3% contraction in economic growth for 2025 as U.S. tariffs bite into exports. Sheinbaum disputed the IMF forecast, saying that public investment would prevent the economy from contracting and touted her government’s "Plan Mexico," an effort to boost domestic industry. The success of this plan rests, in part, on the modernization of the country’s ports, such as Manzanillo, according to a government document published earlier this month. In Manzanillo, the U.S. tariffs have not slowed trade, according to Julieta Juarez Ochoa, the port’s commercialization manager. She said the majority of imports arriving at Manzanillo come from Asia and are largely used in domestic manufacturing. "We don’t see any real impact (of the U.S. tariffs), and we don’t foresee a significant impact," she said. The expansion will boost Manzanillo’s capacity to handle containerized cargo and hydrocarbon products, she said. It is slated to be finished by the end of Sheinbaum’s term in 2030, she added.

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Witbooi calls for prosperity at Walvis Bay to honour reintegration Vice president Lucia Witbooi has called on stakeholders, particularly the Municipality of Walvis Bay, to allocate resources prudently, prioritise investment in essential sectors, and redirect funds toward the socio-economic development of the town. She has also urged the business community to join the government in addressing the challenges facing the town and ensure that it remains an economic and logistical hub.Speaking at the 30th adversary of Walvis Bay’s reintegration with Namibia on Friday, she noted that the government made investments at the town since its reintegration that transformed it into a vital port for Namibia and southern Africa. These investments include the expansion of Walvis Bay’s port enhancing maritime trade capacity and access to international markets, as well as improving road infrastructure and strengthening connectivity between Walvis Bay and its landlocked neighbouring countries. ‘‘This development is testament to our unwavering commitment to our people, particularly Walvis Bay residents, by improving living conditions and ensuring that Walvis Bay becomes a beacon of economic opportunity for all Namibians. ‘‘Much remains to be done. We must acknowledge the numerous challenges facing Walvis Bay including marine and coastal population, urbanisation and housing shortages [and] the devastating fires. ‘‘Addressing these challenges requires a collaborative, multi-spectral approach involving the government, private sector, civil society and every citizen who calls this town home,” Witbooi said. The vice president noted that the celebrations are a reaffirmation of Namibia’s resilience and collective commitment to national unity and nation building.‘‘It calls upon us to safeguard our past achievements, tackle our present challenges and lay the foundation for a sustainable future for generations to come. ‘‘This milestone in our national democracy marks the culmination of relentless diplomatic efforts and unwavering efforts of our leaders. ‘‘One can say it is one of our biggest achievements in an independent Namibia,” she said. Former Cabinet member Ben Amathila shared a memory of reintegration day in 1994. ‘‘It was not easy. Many people rejoiced when Walvis Bay was finally released. ‘‘I mingled and touched the then South African state president Frederik Willem de Klerk without the possibility arising that I was a terrorist. People came from many other countries. ‘‘Africa was proud that we did it without firing bullets,” he said.Amathila also recommended the possibility of erecting a statue in honour of former South African president Nelson Mandela, who he said played a big role in the handing over of the town. The celebrations, under the theme ‘Keeping the Namibian economy alive, yesterday, today and tomorrow’ were postponed last year, due to national mourning following the death of former president Hage Geingob. An amount of about N$130 000 was raised in pledges and auctions at the event, which will be used as part of celebration activities this year, including erecting monuments to Nathaniel Maxuilili, former president Nangolo Mbumba and Gertrude Kandanga – Hilukilwa. Others plans include a festival, activities for senior citizens and providing catering for charitable organisations. The post Witbooi calls for prosperity at Walvis Bay to honour reintegration appeared first on The Namibian.

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Africa Global Logistics (AGL) has secured €230 million in financing to expand Congo Terminal at the Autonomous Port of Pointe-Noire.

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India to be among top 10 maritime nations by 2047: Sarbananda Sonowal - Yes Punjab News India aims to lead the maritime sector by 2047 with expanded port capacities and improved shipping infrastructure, says Minister Sarbananda Sonowal.

India to be among top 10 maritime nations by 2047: Sarbananda Sonowal
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