AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAir Cargo: Emirates SkyCargo has launched AI Tech, a priority service for moving high-value AI servers, chips and data-center equipment, with specialized handling and shipment monitoring. Maritime Security: Qatar Gas Transport reported that one of its LNG carriers was struck by unidentified objects in Gulf waters, highlighting risks to shipping routes. Fleet Expansion: Nakilat named nine new vessels in South Korea, including seven LNG carriers and two LPG/ammonia carriers, as it builds capacity for Qatar’s energy exports. Rail Reform: South Africa will establish a task team by year-end to oversee the separation of rail infrastructure manager TRIM from Transnet; private operators could begin using the network in 2027. Urban Mobility: Kyiv taxi demand during prolonged air alerts is outstripping available drivers, with security risks, traffic, GPS disruptions and rising costs limiting service. Port Traffic: Philippine ports handled 1.36 million passengers over the Undas holiday period, down from 1.62 million a year earlier; the ports authority cited 10–15% higher ferry fares and shorter vacations.
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