Southeast China’s Jiangxi province will build a new river terminal at Jiujiang city on the lower reaches of the Yangtze, reports Xinhua… (shippingazette) Source: shippingazette, October 17, 2011;
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “China Freight Transport Report Q4 2011” report. In July 2011 China announced an investment programme for navigation projects on the Yangtze River that should see its facilities catch up with the rapid rise in freight traffic on the waterway. Chinese Deputy Minister of Transport Xu Zuyuan [...]
Authorities are rushing to clear snarled shipping traffic and prevent accidents along the drought-stricken Yangtze River, a key route to fas… (chinadaily) Source: chinadaily, May 9, 2011;
Authorities are rushing to unsnag snarled shipping traffic and prevent accidents along the drought-stricken Yangtze River, a key route to fa… (moneywatch) Source: moneywatch, May 5, 2011;
China will allocate 18 billion yuan (2.7 billion U.S. dollars) from 2011 to 2015 to deepen the navigation channel on the lower reaches of th… (cri) Source: cri, May 3, 2011
Denmark’s AP Moller-Maersk aims to invest in new port facilities in China’s fast-growing provincial capital of Chongqing to develop a key… Source: business24, May 18, 2010;
CHINA’s largest water transport project, Yangtze River Mouth’s deepwater channel’s phase three rectification, has passed the state inspection,dredging has been successfully done and the channel has been opened for trial operations, reports Xinhua. Source:Xinhua,March 31,2010;
A port survey has shown that the total investment earmarked for expansion and renovation projects along the 2,838km navigable length of the Yangtze river now comes to around $4bn… Source: Port Strategy, March 11, 2010
China’s costliest water transport project, a shipping channel dredging program to boost trade in the Yangtze River Delta area, is due to be completed in the middle of this month, a senior official with the Ministry of Transport said Tuesday… Source:people,March 9,2010;
