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SRC-429fe161c75e7cff · Source record

Review of Maritime Transport 2025: Staying the course in turbulent waters

UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) · 7 connected claims

D07 · Commerce, Productization & MarketplacesD18 · Operations, Governance & OrganizationD19 · Measurement, Experimentation & EconomicsD21 · Economy, Work & Business-model FuturesD23 · Climate, Energy, Mobility & Built Environment

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  1. MWITA-RL-2026-014UNCTAD projected seaborne-trade volume growth of 0.5% in 2025 after 2.2% growth in 2024, while noting that maritime transport carries over 80% of world trade by volume.Evidence B
  2. MWITA-RL-2026-015UNCTAD's 2025 Port Performance Scorecard used 26 indicators across six categories and covered 76 ports: 11 in Africa, 15 in the Americas, 8 in Asia and 42 in Europe; reporting counts varied by year and missing values were not imputed.Evidence A
  3. MWITA-MBLO-2026-001Around 80% of international merchandise trade by volume is carried by sea.Evidence A
  4. MWITA-MBLO-2026-002UNCTAD forecast seaborne trade volume growth of only 0.5% in 2025.Evidence A
  5. MWITA-MBLO-2026-003UNCTAD reported long-distance rerouting drove nearly 6% growth in maritime ton-miles in 2024.Evidence A
  6. MWITA-MBLO-2026-004Asia's share of global container-ship port calls rose from 59% in H1 2018 to 63% in H2 2024, while Europe's fell from 21% to 17%.Evidence A
  7. MWITA-MBLO-2026-005UNCTAD reported LNG bunkering availability at around 200 ports in 2024.Evidence A

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