Clear message from Europe’s big two

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The Ports of Antwerp-Bruges and Rotterdam emphasize the need for more cross-border collaboration in Europe, urging the European Commission to focus on strengthening international chains and industrial clusters. They highlight their role in boosting Europe’s industrial competitiveness and supporting the EU’s Clean Industrial Deal. Despite challenges like geopolitical tensions and rising energy costs, both ports saw container growth in 2024, with Rotterdam’s container activity up 2.8% and Antwerp-Bruges seeing an 8.1% increase in TEU.

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