As conflicts disrupt crucial maritime routes in the Middle East and Europe, ports even on the fringes of Latin America draw attention from shipping stakeholders who see rising opportunities.
A prime example is Chile which aims to position itself as a key maritime hub. However, the country could face potential challenges with the upcoming opening of Peru’s Chancay terminal, supported by Chinese financial investments.
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