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Green Marine

March 29, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Singapore, China enhance maritime pact

Singapore and China signed a protocol Tuesday to enhance the existing Maritime Transport Agreement between the two countries. Also known as the Shipping Agreement, the Maritime Transport Agreement between Singapore and China was first signed in 1989 to provide the shipping lines of both countries ac

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Singapore and China signed a protocol Tuesday to enhance the existing Maritime Transport Agreement between the two countries. Also known as the Shipping Agreement, the Maritime Transport Agreement between Singapore and China was first signed in 1989 to provide the shipping lines of both countries access to each other’s ports, and to accord most-favored-nation status to each other’s vessels.

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