Changwon is positioning Jinhae New Port as an Arctic shipping and ship-services hub, with 21 berths, a large hinterland complex and planned rail connectivity.
South Korea’s Changwon municipal administration is positioning Jinhae New Port as a future Arctic shipping and ship-services hub. The development plan includes 21 berths, approximately 6.98 million square metres of hinterland facilities and the ability to handle vessels of up to 25,000 TEU. The first nine berths are scheduled to open in 2033.
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