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Joining the Global Maritime Axis

Tuesday, May 9, 2017

President Joko Widodo's dream of revamping the maritime sector has begun to take shape. After successfully launching six sea toll routes over the past year, the government is set to add seven new routes this year. The maritime connectivity program to minimize disparity in prices of basic commodities between Indonesia's main islands and remote areas has proven successful and has cut down logistic costs by 25 percent. The success can also be seen in the number of large foreign container vessels that now dock directly at the Tanjung Priok Port, instead of in Singapore.

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International Ports*
*) as per Presidential Regulation No.26/2012

7 Main Ports
- Kuala Tanjung Port
- Batam Port
- Tanjung Priok Port
- Tanjung Perak Port
- Makassar Port
- Bitung Port
- Sorong Port

Connected to

67
SSS (short sea shipping) ports

24
main ports

36
mublic (pengumpul) ports

7
feeder ports

Capacity of Vessels Owned by CMA CGM

CMA Titus
Arrival: April 9, 2017
Departure: April 10, 2017
Capacity: 2,811.25 TEUs
CMA Tancre
Arrival: April 16, 2017
Departure: Ap

















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