Silk Road Maritime shipping network expands across 153 global ports
The Silk Road Maritime logistics enterprise expanded its ocean shipping footprint to connect 153 international ports maintaining active trade corridors between major European container hubs and Asian exporters
The Silk Road Maritime shipping network has expanded to include 153 global ports, with the addition of Gdansk Port in Poland marking the first European port to receive an officially named Silk Road Maritime shipping route. This new route was unveiled at the 8th Silk Road Maritime International Cooperation Forum held in Xiamen, China, and is seen as a significant step in strengthening connections between China and the EU.
Gdansk, the largest deep-water container terminal in the Baltic Sea, now serves as the final stop for China's maritime container trunk line to Europe. The route is expected to enhance logistics channels, enabling more efficient transportation of Polish agricultural products, cosmetics, and other premium goods into China, as well as facilitating two-way investment and economic exchanges between the two markets.
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