
Russian Presidential Aide Nikolay Patrushev visits Yangshan port in Shanghai to discuss joint investment and technology exchange.
Russian Presidential Aide Nikolay Patrushev visited Shanghai's Yangshan port to propose joint investment projects for Russian port infrastructure and the exchange of container terminal automation technologies.
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Nikolay Patrushev serves as the Chairman of the Marine Board. The Yangshan port in Shanghai is recognized as a major deep-water facility.
SHANGAHI, October 9. /TASS/. Russia and China can cooperate in investment projects on development of the port infrastructure in Russia, Russian Presidential Aide and Marine Board Chairman Nikolay Patrushev said during the visit to the deep-water port of Yangshan in Shanghai suburbs.
"We can implement joint investment projects on development of berth and terminal infrastructure of Russian ports with consideration of the experience of building the port of Yangshan, which was underway during a decade and a half," Patrushev said, cited by the Marine Board’s press service.
"The exchange of technologies in the sphere of container terminals automation is also promising, based on the operating experience of the world’s largest automated terminal commissioned in the port of Yangshan," the presidential aide noted.

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