The Korean government has announced a strategic agreement with a Southeast Asian nation aimed at enhancing shipping infrastructure, port operations and logistics connectivity across maritime corridors. This partnership focuses on boosting regional freight efficiency, streamlining customs processes and strengthening ship-to-port linkages.
Under the accord, both parties will collaborate on modernising port terminals, integrating digital logistics platforms, and improving vessel interoperability. These measures are designed to support rising demand in container shipping, enhance global supply-chain resilience and embrace sustainable shipping practices.
Officials emphasised that the agreement also aligns with broader ambitions to expand trade routes, diversify shipping lanes and lessen dependency on single corridors. Through enhanced maritime co-operation, the partners expect to reinforce their roles in global trade flows and strengthen maritime safety and operational standards.
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Source: Yonhap News Agency
