News & Insights Across Asia
A modern Chinese-built floating dock has boosted Cuba’s maritime industry over the past year, repairing vessels of all sizes and benefiting the local economy and the greater Caribbean region.
Shanghai Port becomes the world’s first port to exceed 50 million TEUs in annual container throughput, marking its 14th consecutive year as the global leader and setting a new milestone in maritime history.
Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. becomes the first shipbuilder in China to deliver products with a combined carrying capacity of over 100 million tonnes.
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee outlined comprehensive initiatives to boost the city’s maritime industry, wealth management, and education in his third policy address.
Chief Executive John Lee’s policy address outlines Hong Kong’s development vision, focusing on maritime growth, talent attraction, and economic initiatives to enhance the city’s global competitiveness.
John Lee’s policy address unveils Hong Kong’s initiatives to boost the maritime industry, enhance wealth management, reduce liquor duties, establish a gold trading center, and attract global talent.
China’s second and larger domestically built cruise ship is 80% complete, showcasing significant advancements in size and environmental technology, marking a milestone in the nation’s shipbuilding industry.
The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade urges the U.S. to halt its Section 301 investigation into China’s maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding sectors, advocating for a return to multilateral trade rules.
China expresses strong opposition to the U.S. Section 301 investigation into its maritime and shipbuilding sectors, urging adherence to international trade rules.
Asia unveils the massive “ocean-going engine,” one of the largest ship engines ever built, promising to revolutionize global shipping with unparalleled power and durability.