Inside International Trade Supply Chain : From Ports to People - Opportunities Challenges Processes

Описание: Discover the fascinating journey every product takes across borders and oceans in this 2025 documentary on international trade and transport. Explore how economic globalization, ports, and advanced technologies like AI, IoT, blockchain, and green shipping connect billions of people and businesses.
Learn about the strategic role of ports, integrated supply chains, and modern logistics—from Tanger Med (Morocco) and Tuas Mega Port (Singapore) to Durban, Lekki, and Mombasa in Africa.
We explain essential concepts like comparative advantage, global value chains, intermodal transport, containerization, port performance indicators (KPIs), and sustainability—all in clear, visual storytelling.
See how new policies, environmental regulations, and organizations like UNCTAD, WTO, and IMO shape the movement of goods and opportunities worldwide.
Whether you’re a student, educator, business leader, or simply curious, this video offers real-world insights and inspiring case studies to help you understand the powerful forces driving progress in global trade and logistics.

Key Topics Covered:

How international trade and transport work

Ports as global gateways

Comparative advantage and global value chains

Integrated supply chain & logistics chain

Maritime, road, rail, air, and intermodal transport

Containerization and port technology

Port performance indicators (cargo throughput, ship turnaround time, berth occupancy)

Digitalization: AI, IoT, blockchain, cloud logistics

Green shipping & sustainability (IMO regulations, Clean Ports, alternative fuels)

Policy, friend-shoring, supply chain resilience

Major ports: Tanger Med, Tuas Mega Port, Durban, Lekki, Mombasa

Labor shortages, training (UNCTAD TrainForTrade), and the human factor

International organizations (UNCTAD, WTO, IMO, INCOTERMS, RTAs)

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