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Việt Nams seaports have rare opportunities

Việt Nam's seaports have rare opportunities

Seaport congestion in Singapore is affecting the global supply chain, forcing many shipping lines to open new routes to other ports in the region. This is a rare opportunity for Vietnamese seaports to attract more shipping lines around the world.
Goods output through domestic seaports will reach about 1.2-1.4 billion tonnes by 2030

Goods output through domestic seaports will reach about 1.2-1.4 billion tonnes by 2030

The transport ministry forecasts that the number of passengers going through the seaport by 2030 will reach between 17 - 19 million, including international and domestic passengers.
Việt Nam boasts three seaports in Top 50 largest container seaports worldwide

Việt Nam boasts three seaports in Top 50 largest container seaports worldwide

Hồ Chí Minh City Port, Hải Phòng Port and Cái Mép-Thị Vải Port are among the Top 50 largest container ports globally in 2023.
Nearly 112 million tonnes of cargo handled at Vietnamese seaports

Nearly 112 million tonnes of cargo handled at Vietnamese seaports

In the first two months this year, HCM City, Bà Rịa-Vũng Tàu and Hải Phòng recorded the highest growth in the country, with average yearly increases of 43-53 per cent.
Việt Nam looks to develop, maximise modern seaports

Việt Nam looks to develop, maximise modern seaports

Việt Nam plans to develop a modern seaport system in the near future.
Cargo through seaports nearly doubles in 7 years

Cargo through seaports nearly doubles in 7 years

Viet Nam’s seaport throughput nearly doubled between 2015 and 2022, averaging 8.4 per cent, said the Viet Nam Maritime Administration (VMA).
VN needs 13.3 billion to develop seaports

VN needs $13.3 billion to develop seaports

Viet Nam would need VND312.6 trillion (US$13.3 billion) to develop the seaports system by 2030, according to the Ministry of Transport.
VIMC plans to divest from big seaports

VIMC plans to divest from big seaports

CMSC recommended that VIMC divest capital in seaport enterprises, but only to a 65 per cent ownership rate.
Cargo throughput via seaports sees slight rise in July

Cargo throughput via seaports sees slight rise in July

Cargo throughput via seaports across the country hit 62.9 million tonnes in July this year, up 2 per cent year-on-year, according to the Vietnam Maritime Administration.
Cargo through seaports rises 3 per cent in four months

Cargo through seaports rises 3 per cent in four months

The VMA noted that in April alone, the volume of cargo through seaports totalled 59 million tonnes, up 3 per cent. Container cargo hit some two million TEUs, a hike of 2 per cent from 2020.
Port industry to maintain strong growth through 2022

Port industry to maintain strong growth through 2022

The flow of cargo through Viet Nam''s seaports has been forecast to increase in double-digit numbers, by 15 per cent in 2021 and 14 per cent in 2022. 
Viet Nams seaports handle over 537.7 million tonnes of goods in 9 months

Viet Nam’s seaports handle over 537.7 million tonnes of goods in 9 months

Viet Nam’s seaports handled in excess of 537.7 million tonnes of goods in the first nine months of the year, a year-on-year rise of 3 per cent, reported the Việt Nam Maritime Administration.
VNs shipping lines gear up to meet high demand

VN’s shipping lines gear up to meet high demand

The total volume of goods that passed through Viet Nam’s seaports has been growing despite continuous increases in container freight rates since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ministries work on draft circular to ease congestion at seaports

Ministries work on draft circular to ease congestion at seaports

Ministries are urgently working on a circular to allow imported goods to move from one seaport to another in case the first is overrun.
Transport ministry directs to ease operation of seaports amid pandemic

Transport ministry directs to ease operation of seaports amid pandemic

The Ministry of Transport (MoT) has asked provincial and municipal authorities to ease the travel of labourers at seaports so as to avoid the disruption of production and supply chains amid the COVID-19 pandemic.