International Exchange
Sister/Friendship Ports and Partnership Ports

Affiliation Date: 26th October 1967 | ||
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As the oldest of the United States of America's West Coast ports, the Port of San Francisco has long been regarded as the nation's gateway to East Asia. |

Affiliation Date: 9th October 1974 | ||
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Located at the mouth of the Yarra River, the Port of Melbourne has developed into the Commonwealth of Australia's largest container port. Affiliation was sought after the establishment of a direct container service between the two ports. Melbourne and Osaka also enjoy sister city status. |

Affiliation Date :15th July 1980 | ||
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Opened by a French king in the 16th Century, the Port of Le Havre, situated at the mouth of the Seine River, is the maritime gateway to the French capital, Paris. The French Republic's biggest port in terms of container handling, the Port of Le Havre affiliated with the aim of promoting further trade. |

Affiliation Date: 30th October 1981 | ||
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Located on the Huangpu River, which flows into the Yangzte River, the Port of Shanghai is the largest in the People's Republic of China. Port affiliation came in the wake of numerous sales missions and personnel exchanges. Osaka also enjoys a friendship city relationship with Shanghai. |

Affiliation Date: 24th October 1983 | ||
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As the biggest port on the South American Pacific Coast, the Port of Valparaiso has established itself as the maritime gateway of the Republic of Chile's capital, Santiago. Sister port affiliation was brought about after the Chilean tall ship, "Esmeralda", which is based in the Port of Valparaiso, participated in Osaka World Sail 1983. |

Affiliation Date: 6th August 1985 | ||
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The Port of Pusan is the biggest port in the Republic of Korea. It handles container cargo on a global scale and is developing into one of the biggest ports in Asia. Affiliation was the result of efforts to increase trade between the two ports. |

Affiliation Date: 25th November 1994 | ||
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Situated on the Saigon River, the Port of Saigon handles over half of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam's marine cargo. After technical co-operation and personnel exchanges, the sister port agreement was signed with the aim of promoting friendship. |

Affiliation Date:25th June 1983
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The Port of Lianyungang is located about 600 kilometers southeast from capital Beijing in eastern China. As one of the largest major ports in China, it handles top-level volumes of cargoes and containers on global scale as well as domestically. The Port of Lianyungang continues to develop today as a gateway open to the world. Web:http://www.lyg.gov.cn/ |

Affiliation Date:7th November 1986
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The Port of Tanjung Perak locates in East Java, it is one of the largest ports in Indonesia. As a hub port for logistics in eastern Indonesia, it handles a large number of cargoes and plays a central role in economic activities. |