Investment shortfall in sea ports

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According to a report released by Oxford Economics, since 2007, global investment in ports has not been a priority, with infrastructure investment centred mainly on electricity provision and road network development. These two areas absorb two-thirds of all infrastructure investment, while telecommunications and railways have taken around 12.5% of available investment, and 12.5% has been spent on waterways/seaways, ports and airports combined.

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Investment shortfall in sea ports

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According to a report released by Oxford Economics, since 2007, global investment in ports has not been a priority, with infrastructure investment centred mainly on electricity provision and road network development. These two areas absorb two-thirds of all infrastructure investment, while telecommunications and railways have taken around 12.5% of available investment, and 12.5% has been spent on waterways/seaways, ports and airports combined.

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