At a recent Silk Road Maritime forum, Chinese and international stakeholders outlined plans to strengthen cooperation on port digitalization, artificial intelligence, green transition and supply-chain resilience. The Silk Road Maritime network, which now connects shipping routes to 153 ports worldwide, is increasingly used as a data-sharing and smart logistics platform, underscoring the growing role of digital integration in global maritime trade.
According to industry and business media reports, participants at the latest Silk Road Maritime forum announced an expansion of cooperation on the digitalization and automation of port operations. The Silk Road Maritime platform, which links shipping routes to 153 ports around the world, is being positioned as core infrastructure for real-time data exchange and the development of smart transport solutions based on digital technologies and artificial intelligence.
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