DP World: Solidifying South America’s Central Role in Enabling Trade Across the Americas
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Tuesday, September 26, 2023
At nearly 400m in length and with 186,000 tons of capacity, the vessel is the largest container vessel to dock in either nation’s waters, highlighting the role of DP World’s terminals in enabling efficient, sustainable regional trade and the West Coast of South America’s growth as a global trade hub.
Key Points:
- At nearly 400m in length and with 186,000 tons of capacity, the vessel is the largest container vessel to dock in either nation’s waters, highlighting the role of DP World’s terminals in enabling efficient, sustainable regional trade and the West Coast of South America’s growth as a global trade hub.
- As the sole terminals in Ecuador and Peru equipped to accommodate ships of this size, DP World’s operations are playing a pivotal role in reshaping South America’s trade dynamics.
- The operation of mega ships can significantly enhance both efficiency and sustainability in maritime trade in part by accelerating the development of trade hubs.
- DP World’s continued commitment to enhancing the region's trade capability is evident in its $400 million investment to expand the South Terminal.