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Containers China Philippines

Walkabout President tours China terminal

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Philippines president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo made a short visit to International Container Terminal Services Inc’s first terminal in China last week. The Philippines-based terminal operator has a 60% stake in a joint venture, which will operate Yantai Rising Dragon International Container Terminal for 30 years. Mrs Macapagal-Arroyo is pictured touring the terminal, flanked by Container Terminal Services’ chairman, Enrique Razon (left), and Yantai Port Group chairman Bo Zhou.

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