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Jul 2025

STRATEGIC COOPERATION AGREEMENT BOOSTS GBA RAIL-SEA EXPRESS SERVICE

  • HUTCHISON PORTS HIT
  • HUTCHISON PORTS YANTIAN

On 28 May, a strategic cooperation agreement was signed between Chengdu International Railway Port Investment Development Co., Ltd., YANTIAN and HIT at the launch of the 'Chengdu-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Scheduled Rail-Sea Service'.

 

The Chengdu–Shenzhen–Hong Kong Strategic Cooperation Agreement promotes the latest development of the rail-sea corridor in the Sichuan region and lays a solid foundation for integration between the Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA).

 

This milestone signifies the integration of the Chengdu-Chongqing region into the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao GBA and offers Chengdu’s foreign trade enterprises a more stable and efficient export route. These initiatives efficiently increase cargo volumes, foster stronger economic ties, expedite the movement of inland cargo to international markets and collectively enhance the overall international competitiveness of the GBA.

 

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The full-loaded maiden train of electronic products departs from Chengdu. This new scheduled service not only offers a fixed departure time but also reduces the transportation time to YANTIAN from 6 days to just 2 days.
The full-loaded maiden train of electronic products departs from Chengdu. This new scheduled service not only offers a fixed departure time but also reduces the transportation time to YANTIAN from 6 days to just 2 days.
Nearly 200 representatives from Chengdu, Shenzhen and Hong Kong governments, Chengdu Railway Bureau, Guangzhou Railway Bureau, Chengdu Customs, Hong Kong Trade Development Council, cargo owners, shipping lines, HIT and YANTIAN attended the launch ceremony.
Nearly 200 representatives from Chengdu, Shenzhen and Hong Kong governments, Chengdu Railway Bureau, Guangzhou Railway Bureau, Chengdu Customs, Hong Kong Trade Development Council, cargo owners, shipping lines, HIT and YANTIAN attended the launch ceremony.
(Left to right) Peter Yum, General Manager, Commercial of HIT; Ivor Chow, Managing Director of HIT; Li Jinping, Deputy Mayor of Qingbaijiang District of Chengdu City; Cai Xin, Deputy Director of the Shenzhen Transport Bureau; Amy Chan, Deputy Secretary for Transport and Logistics of the Hong Kong Government; Lawrence Shum, Managing Director of YANTIAN; Frange Yu, General Manager, Sea-rail Intermodal Transportation Service Department of YANTIAN and Jiang Hong, General Manager of Chengdu International Railway Port Investment & Development.
(Left to right) Peter Yum, General Manager, Commercial of HIT; Ivor Chow, Managing Director of HIT; Li Jinping, Deputy Mayor of Qingbaijiang District of Chengdu City; Cai Xin, Deputy Director of the Shenzhen Transport Bureau; Amy Chan, Deputy Secretary for Transport and Logistics of the Hong Kong Government; Lawrence Shum, Managing Director of YANTIAN; Frange Yu, General Manager, Sea-rail Intermodal Transportation Service Department of YANTIAN and Jiang Hong, General Manager of Chengdu International Railway Port Investment & Development.

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