The significant investment includes the development of shipbuilding, port infrastructure, automotive logistics platforms and warehousing, as well as air cargo.
The plans to invest in shipbuilding, port infrastructure, warehousing and logistics, and jobs, follows announcements by the Trump administration to penalise US port calls by Chinese-owned or built vessels.
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