The governments of Japan, India and Sri Lanka signed a deal to develop a terminal at the Port of Colombo, aiming to meet the development of the Indian Ocean to the world trade, as Nikkei Asian reports. The three countries will develop the East Container terminal, located at the south part of the port of Colombo, which was recently expanded.
The deal follows China’s use of the Belt and Road Initiative, as the country has been investing in the Port of Colombo, aiming to cements its position as the...
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