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China's total marine product value exceeds 11 trillion yuan
2026-07-11 source:cctv.com

Today (July 11) is the 22nd China Maritime Day. The theme of this year’s Maritime Day event is “Empowering Digital Intelligence, Navigating the Future.”The event organizing committee will hold a home event online and offline for the first time in Beijing.

The "2026 China Maritime Day Announcement" released simultaneously today shows that our country has become a veritable shipping, shipbuilding, and maritime country.International shipping volume accounts for nearly one-third of the world's total, and its shipping routes and service network cover the world's major trading countries and regions. It accounts for 8 and 6 of the top 10 ports in the world in terms of cargo throughput and container throughput respectively.my country's international market share of the three major shipbuilding indicators has maintained a global lead for 16 consecutive years.The country’s total marine product value exceeds 11 trillion yuan.

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