Sea-Intelligence: Connectivity: Shocks vs. Policy Shifts

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Sea-Intelligence: Connectivity: Shocks vs. Policy Shifts

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Geopolitical disruptions in the Middle East have prompted shipping lines to redesign their networks, reducing liner connectivity at affected ports while increasing it at ports in nearby regions. UNCTAD's Port Liner Shipping Connectivity Index is cited as evidence of the shifts.

The geopolitical disruptions in the Middle East have forced shipping lines into substantial network redesign. As a result, while ports in the impacted regions have lost liner connectivity, ports in the adjoining regions have picked up that slack. Data from UNCTAD’s Port Liner Shipping Connectivity Index shows this connectivity growth across these alternative ports in […] The post Sea-Intelligence: Connectivity: Shocks vs. Policy Shifts appeared first on Container News.

World Conflict Politics Shipping Middle East shipping networks port connectivity geopolitical disruption UNCTAD liner shipping

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