
Tanger Med partners with initiative of world ports to guarantee continuity of international supply chains

News – Tanger Med partners with the initiative of the largest world ports to guarantee the continuity of international supply chains – May 29, 2020 Tanger Med, a world port hub, is partnering with the Port of Singapore initiative alongside the world’s major port hubs, such as Shanghai, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Long Beach, Busan etc, and co-signs an international agreement for the maintenance of international supply
chains. Through this initiative, Tanger Med reasserts its leadership as African and Mediterranean port hub, and its key role in ensuring supply to world markets. The signing parties, who met by videoconference, exchanged views on the organizations set up and the continuity plans deployed to face the current context in order to maintain serving global supply chains. This initiative opens up a promising prospective for close and continuous collaboration between major port hubs serving international logistics chains. PortSEurope Note: The initiative started with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, and an increasing number of ports have joined the declaration to ensure that merchant vessels can continue to call at their ports and work together to share best practices in ensuring that port operations can remain undisrupted during the Covid-19 coronavirus crisis. Currently, more than 50 port authorities from Asia, Oceania, Middle East, Africa, Europe and Americas have come on board the declaration. Source: Tanger Med Port Authority
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