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3 results for "Maritime Transport" · Update

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Supply ChainUpdate🇬🇷Greece7d ago

Greece demanded on Friday that the European Union "intervene" in relation to what it considers to be illegal fishing and violations of maritime law by Turkish fishermen. "We call on the European Union to intervene. Our maritime borders are also European borders, and the law of the sea applies to everyone", said the Greek Minister of Maritime Transport, […] © G4Media.ro .

3.1/10·G4Media.ro

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🇨🇳China

11d ago

While Beijing has sought to diversify suppliers, expand storage capacity, and build alternative transport corridors, its energy security ultimately remains dependent on a few maritime chokepoints.

3.1/10·The Diplomat·Beijing, Beijing

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EconomicUpdate20d ago

Deputy Transport Minister Sanphet Bunyamanee is promoting a 5-billion-baht cruise terminal development on Koh Samui in Surat Thani province, targeting completion by 2032. This infrastructure project aims to enhance Thailand's tourism and maritime commerce capabilities.

2.5/10·Bangkok Post (Thailand)

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