- North Sea Port signs cooperation agreement with five Canadian ports.
- Focus on trade, logistics, innovation, and sustainability.
- Enhancing bulk sector development and logistics optimization.
- Promoting technology, AI, and energy transition initiatives.
North Sea Port has entered a new cooperation agreement with the Canadian ports of Montréal, Québec, Saguenay, Sept-Îles, and Trois-Rivières. This partnership aims to strengthen trade along the Saguenay-Saint Laurent corridor, optimizing logistics between Canada and North Sea Port’s European hinterland. The ports will collaborate on port planning and operations to improve efficiency.
Innovation and Technology
The cooperation extends to technology and the circular economy, fostering collaboration between businesses, research institutes, and startups. Shared knowledge will drive advancements in port operations, including the integration of artificial intelligence.
Energy Transition and Sustainability
Reducing carbon emissions is a key priority, with initiatives focused on low-carbon energy production, alternative fuels, and increased energy efficiency. The partnership aims to drive progress in sustainability through shared expertise and joint projects.
Strategic Importance
With Canada as its fourth-largest trading partner, North Sea Port sees this collaboration as a crucial step in enhancing global connectivity. The agreement builds on a previous 2018 partnership with the Port of Quebec, now expanding to include additional ports for broader cooperation in trade, technology, and sustainability.
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Source: North Sea Port
