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Jiangsu Ocean Shipping Launches Middle East Branch and Partners With DP World

Jiangsu Ocean Shipping has officially launched branch operations in the Middle East and Vietnam to expand parent company Jiangsu Port Group's footprint under the Belt and Road Initiative. Jiangsu Port Group also signed a strategic cooperation agreement with UAE port operator DP World. The partnership will focus on marine terminals, shipping routes, cargo acquisition, and end-to-end logistics solutions connecting China with the region.

Published Source: Seatrade Maritime
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Jiangsu Ocean Shipping has officially inaugurated branch operations in the Middle East and Vietnam. The expansion aims to widen the international footprint of parent company Jiangsu Port Group under the Belt and Road Initiative, according to Seatrade Maritime.

To strengthen its commercial presence in the Middle East, Jiangsu Port Group entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with UAE-based port operator DP World.

The agreement outlines plans for comprehensive operational integration across marine terminals as well as the deployment of new shipping routes.

Additionally, Jiangsu Port Group and DP World will collaborate on cargo acquisition and integrated end-to-end logistics solutions connecting China with the Middle East region.

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