For centuries, control over trade routes has shaped the rise and fall of empires, determined economic power, and influenced global politics. Today, maritime trade remains the foundation of the world economy, with roughly 80 to 90 percent of global trade moving through sea routes.
The global transport and logistics system is undergoing a significant transformation driven by geopolitical shifts, economic priorities, and technological change. Traditional trade corridors are being reassessed, while new routes are emerging to improve efficiency, reduce risk, and diversify supply chains.
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