Miami, Kaohsiung Sign Sisterhood Pact (USA)
A delegation led by visiting Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chu forged sisterhood ties Friday with the Port of Miami with a view to promoting personnel exchanges, information sharing and technological cooperation between both ports.
The sisterhood pact was signed by Chen and Chang Kuo-ming, chief secretary of the Kaohsiung Harbor Bureau, and Kevin T. Lynskey, assistant port director of the Port of Miami last week.
“We hope to create a win-win situation for both sides through the pact,” Chang said.
The Kaohsiung Harbor is a Taiwan’y leading container port, which has recently developed itself into a tourism venue.
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Dredging Today Staff, February 24, 2012
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