2025 China Port Economy Report: Sea Ports Contribute 7 Trillion Yuan
Hızlı Bakış
- A report released at the 4th Tianjin International Shipping Industry Expo shows China's sea port cities' economic added value reached 7 trillion yuan in 2025, accounting for 13.6% of the total economy.
- Inland river port cities' added value was 2.7 trillion yuan (9.7%).
- Shanghai and Chongqing ranked first in sea and inland port city development respectively.
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The 4th Tianjin International Shipping Industry Expo serves as a platform for discussing the development of China's port economy. The report highlights the significant economic contribution of both sea and inland ports, emphasizing the role of strategic emerging industries in supporting national development strategies.
中新社天津6月2日电 (记者 周亚强)第四届天津国际航运产业博览会2日在天津开幕，中国交通运输部规划研究院院长刘昕在会上发布的《2025年度中国港口经济发展报告》显示，2025年中国海港城市港口经济增加值达7万亿元人民币，占经济总量13.6%。
报告还指出，内河港口城市港口经济增加值达2.7万亿元人民币，占经济总量9.7%。战略性新兴产业成为港口经济增长重要动力，有力支撑长三角一体化、建设粤港澳大湾区、长江经济带发展等国家战略实施。
6月2日在天津发布的《2025年度中国港口经济发展报告》显示，2025年中国海港城市港口经济增加值达7万亿元人民币。图为4月14日，航拍南京龙潭港进出口集装箱码头。(无人机照片) 中新社记者 泱波 摄
刘昕表示，港口经济是港航业高质量发展的重要引擎，也是港口城市转型发展的关键路径，对建设现代化产业体系意义重大。今年是“十五五”规划开局之年，也是国家提出建设天津北方国际航运中心20周年，上述报告将为各地港口经济评价、规划编制、政策制定提供重要支撑。
在报告的高质量发展评价中，上海位居海港城市总指数第一，重庆位居内河港口城市总指数第一。深圳、广州、苏州、宁波、天津、青岛获评海港城市A级；武汉、无锡、佛山、杭州、嘉兴、合肥获评内河港口城市A级。(完)
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Continued growth in port economy added value, driven by strategic emerging industries.
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Further development and investment in port infrastructure and related industries.
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Shanghai and Chongqing will continue to lead in their respective port city categories.
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Açık Sorular
- What specific strategic emerging industries are driving port economic growth?
- What are the detailed metrics for the 'A-grade' port cities?
- What are the projected impacts of these developments on global trade routes?
- What are the specific policy recommendations provided by the report for future port development?
