The Summa Group and the Port of Rotterdam Authority may build a new port in Nangang industrial area, China, Kommersant business daily reported on Thursday quoting the port’s CEO Hans Smits as saying.
Construction of the new port would probably cost about $2 billion, Infranews agency head Alexei Bezborodov said.
“ The Port of Rotterdam Authority would complete a study for the project this summer and then make a final decision. The Dutch port authorities are interested in the fast-growing Chinese market and see opportunities to transport cargo between the two countries, ” stated Smith.
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Dredging Today Staff, March 29, 2012