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Bring Jade Harbour on board

WILHELMSHAVEN. When the terminal operators HHLA and EURO­GATE explore possibilities for closer cooperation, JadeWeserPort should not be missing from their considerations. This is certainly what the “Wilhelmshavener Hafenwirtschafts-Vereinigung” (WHV) is asking for. In doing so, the association points out that JadeWeserPort is the only German port that fulfils the criterion of a deep-water port. And this competitive advantage over western ports should be used in the interests of Germany as a seaport location. After all, what is concerned here according to the WHV, “ is the cooperation between the North German container ports”.

Credit: Björn Lübbe

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