Students and faculty dive into zero-carbon and smart ports at Bohai Bay Port, exploring innovative practices that bridge education and port industry needs.

The Ministry of Transport unveiled 19 new waterway tourism boutique routes, showcasing cultural, natural, and urban attractions to boost tourism and economic growth.

An advanced maritime rescue drill held in the Qiongzhou Strait tested China's comprehensive sea-air salvage system and emergency response capabilities.

Zhejiang's Fifteenth Five-Year Plan aims to establish a modern transportation and logistics system, enhancing sea, air, and land connectivity for global reach by 2030.

Taizhou's 'One-stop Resolution Center' integrates diversified resources for efficient maritime dispute resolutions, promoting safety and harmony in the maritime sector.

COSCO Shipping advances 'Empowering Crew' strategy, focusing on green shipping, smart technologies, and holistic talent development for high-quality industry transformation.

The Tangshan Maritime Bureau transforms ship departure processes with its 'One Item Reform,' enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and improving user experience.

The China Yangpu Port surpasses 100 registered vessels, becoming a leader in tonnage and efficiency in China's free trade zones with innovative policies and industry advancements.

Hangzhou Xia Sha Port launches customs regulation, enabling local export goods to directly clear customs at the port, reducing logistics costs by 20%.

The Yangtze River Maritime Bureau hosted its inaugural 'Changhai Cup' Media Contest, showcasing professional skills and innovative storytelling in modern maritime services.

The world's largest methanol dual-fuel container ship series sees its third vessel launched, showcasing advanced green shipbuilding by COSCO Kawasaki.

The South China Sea fishing season begins, with intensified maritime safety measures to support fishermen and ensure safe and fruitful fishing operations.

Efficient resolution of a cross-border vessel collision dispute in less than a year demonstrates China's maritime investigative expertise and international judicial credibility.

Zhanjiang Navigation Mark Center ensures safety as South China Sea fishing resumes, enhancing maritime navigation, communication, and risk control through coordinated actions.

The South China Sea fishing ban ends, with 32,000 fishing boats resuming operations as maritime departments implement a coordinated safety escort operation.