Throughput at Turkey’s largest container port, the port of Ambarli, is set to increase in terms of both tonnage and box volumes in 2013, in line with the country’s macroeconomic outlook, with real GDP forecast to grow despite Turkey’s export sector heavily exposed to Europe. Over the medium term we project further growth at Ambarli and a number of country’s other ports. As BMI previously highlighted, the privatisation of Turkey’s port sector has been followed by a flood of investment, with a number of projects underway to boost capacity at the nation’s ports and the likes of DP World and …
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