European shipowners call for market access in China
At a maritime summit between the EU and China, the European Community Shipowners' Association ECSA has again called for the Chinese ban against foreign carriers operating between the country's ports to be lifted.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
European shipowners want free access to transports between Chinese ports. The demand was made at a recent summit in China involving representatives from the EU, the Chinese Ministry of Transport and shipowning interests from both parties.
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