Partner ports and port cooperation agreements

Partnerports

Worldwide, the Port of Hamburg has six partner ports, or port cooperation agreements. The first was already set up with the Port of Yokohama in Japan back in 1992. The various partnerships involve an exchange of technical and commercial know-how and experience on best practice. A further objective is to build up strategic networks in ports with many trade routes from/to Hamburg.

Port of Montevideo It is the country's main port and one of the most important region, there by become a hub port, with a hinterland far larger than the... view	Port of Yokohama Yokohama lies in the NW part of the Bay of Tokyo in Japan. Yokohama’s port partnership with Port of Hamburg was sealed on 27 October 1992... view
Shenzhen Shenzhen is situated in Southern China, near Hong Kong. The port’s coastline is 22,149.7 metres long, with altogether 140 berths. In terms... view	Shanghai Shanghai lies in the middle of the coast of China that stretches for 18,000 kilometres, in the Yangtze delta, just 20 kilometres South of... view
Kaohsiung Handling 8.6 million TEU, in 2009 the Port of Kaohsiung took twelfth place among the world’s Top 15 container ports. It is the largest... view	Dar es Salaam The Port of Hamburg’s cooperation with the Port of Dar-es-Salaam has been in effect since 2007. Dar-es-Salaam Tanzania’s is main port,... view