March 15, 2013 - 20:46:19 UTC

Maritime Hotspots: Final Report

Source: Nederland Maritiem Land (Dutch Language version)

The Dutch maritime sector maintains excellent relationships with the major maritime regions in the world. Maritime knowledge is widely developed, and there is knowledge and understanding of international customers and business partners in order to increase the competitiveness of the sector to strengthen and to achieve growth. With this in mind, Netherlands Maritime Network launched in 2012, the project "Maritime Hotspots'.

Maritime Hotspots

The Dutch maritime sector is heavily dependent on international trade. In the last five centuries, there are excellent international maritime trade relations built. Maintain and strengthen these relationships are vital for the sector.Netherlands Maritime Land market investigation to four, with comparable Netherlands, maritime regions to implement.

The report describes the following 'Maritime Hotspots':

Singapore - the central hub for maritime Southeast Asia;
Rio de Janeiro / Santos - offshore hub and major port in rapidly developing Brazil;
St. Petersburg - sea capital of Russia;

Download the Maritime Hotspots Final Report

Subscribe to our newsletter. Receive a weekly round-up of all piracy-related news.

OCEANUSLive.org

Information, Security, Safety; Shared

Submitted by Team@oceanuslive.org

Shanghai - largest port in the world and home to the Chinese maritime major players.

The Maritime Hotspots concept in close cooperation with the Water Top Sector developed. This Top Sector consists of three sub-sectors: Marine, Delta Technology and Water.

Sus	Atk	Hij
0	0	0