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The South China Sea's fishing season begins as Hainan fishermen embark on a vibrant journey, emphasizing maritime safety and cultural celebrations. -
An immersive practice activity at the Yangtze Estuary connects students with real-world marine engineering, blending theoretical knowledge with hands-on industry experience. -
CCS Shanghai Division aligns with national policies to promote old ship scrapping and new energy vessels, enhancing inspection services and aiding maritime industry transformation. -
Ningbo’s one-stop maritime dispute resolution center efficiently resolves crew wage‑arrear disputes.Ningbo's one-stop maritime mediation center resolved a salary dispute involving 16 workers, ensuring full payment of nearly ¥180,000 through cross-department coordination. -
Guangxi accelerates the development of Pinglu Canal, multi-modal logistics, and green infrastructure for high-quality transportation and connectivity initiatives in 2026.
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Join the 11th 99 Global Supply Chain Merchant Festival on Sept. 8, 2026, in Beijing to explore innovative supply chain solutions, cross-border trade, and digital transformation. -
The squid fishing season begins in the Yellow Sea with 128 vessels at work. Measures are in place to ensure safety and prevent collisions as fishing and commercial traffic overlap.
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Tianjin Maritime Safety Bureau enhances maritime services with streamlined processes and cross-region collaboration, boosting shipping efficiency and economic development.
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Youth Emergency Teams in Hebei collaborate at the North Sea Rescue Bureau to enhance marine rescue skills and strengthen coastal safety through proactive actions.
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CCS Shanghai issued type approval and emission compliance certificates for China's first high-pressure methanol marine engine, driving innovation in green ship technology. -
Due to typhoon impact, 72 water transport routes in Zhoushan are suspended. Maritime authorities ensure island evacuation and passenger safety during this period. -
The 'Thousand-Mile Light Boat' project revolutionizes logistics on the Yangtze River by enabling efficient, green shipping, reducing costs and boosting regional economic growth.
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Tianjin Port serves as a critical gateway for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei port cluster, ensuring safety in cargo exports and fostering regional collaboration through innovative credit management. -
The Xinjiang Fresh Express cold-chain train service transforms nationwide distribution of Xinjiang agricultural products with advanced logistics solutions and reduced costs.
