AD Ports Group has signed a framework agreement with Constanta port authorities to explore investment and development opportunities at the Black Sea's largest port, aiming to bolster Middle Corridor trade flows from China to Europe.
AD Ports Group has entered a framework agreement with the National Company Maritime Ports Administration SA to investigate investment and development prospects at Romania's Port of Constanța, the largest on the Black Sea. The initiative targets strengthening Middle Corridor trade routes connecting China to Europe via Central Asia. It focuses on integrating maritime and inland networks to enhance Asia-Europe connectivity.
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