The integrated cooperative development, the annual throughput of Shandong Port exceeded 1.5 billion tons, ranking first in the world

Shandong has 3345 kilometers of coastline, accounting for about 1/6 of the country, ranking among the forefront of the country, and 26 ports of large and small ports are distributed here. However, for many years, the problems of disorderly competition, dispersion, dispersion, blind investment, and positioning over the integration of each city and ports are very prominent. This seriously restricts the development of Shandong Port economy.

The ocean is a strategic place for high -quality development. As the place where the Yellow River enters the Haikou, Shandong is in the key position of the internal and external dual cycles and the large -scale coffin and east -west cycles in China. The implementation of port integration has become an inevitable choice for Shandong to promote the conversion of new and old kinetic energy and high -quality development.

On August 6, 2019, Shandong Port Group, which was established by the four major ports of Qingdao Port, Rizhao Port, Yantai Port, and Bohai Bay Port. "One net" marks the initial model of the integrated model of Shandong Port.

Integration, integration, and coupling are the development route formulated by Shandong Port. Relying on the organizational structure of "1 + 4 + 12 + N", Shandong Port strives to create "Qingdao Port as the leader, Rizhao Port, Yantai Port as the two wings, and the Bohai Bay Port as an extension. The group is supported by the group, and the integrated cooperative development pattern relying on many inland ports.

The orderly sorting of resource planning has made Shandong Port's leapfrog development. In three years, the volume and container volume of Qingdao Port were promoted to the fourth and sixth place in the world, respectively, and entered the ranks of world -class ports; Rizhao Port ranked among the top ten ports in the world and ranked ninth. In 2021, the annual throughput of Shandong Port exceeded 1.5 billion tons, becoming the world's number one port cluster.

New Yellow River Reporter: Yu Dan

Edit: Liu Yuhong

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