Mar 8, 2018Presented by Deputy Director Jo SolPort Investment Cooperation DivisionThe Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries

International Port Development Cooperation Program

ROK MOF-UNESCAP SEMINAR 2018

Contents

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01. Background

02. Current status of Korea ports

03. International Port Development

Cooperation Program

04. Conclusion

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01Background

1. Background

Importance of Port in Korea

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Aid receiving nation

GDP per capita: 67 USD

GDP per capita: 27,633 USD(2016)

9th world largest trader (2017)

Achieved 1 tril. USD of trade volume (2017)

PyeongChang Winter Olympic 2018

Port infrastructure plays a key role in economic development by increasing export

1. Background

Case of Port Development – Busan Port

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1st ~ 2nd Phase of Busan Port Construction during 1974~1983(5, 7, 8 berth and Jasungdae)

IBRD Loanled by government

3rd ~4th Phase of Busan

Port Construction during

1992~2001

(Sinsundae, Singaman)

Led by government

Coerce open sea port Military Suppliers

5Year National Plan of Economic Development

In 1890s In 1930s

In 1970~80s In 1990~2000s

First Open Port in 1876

Constructed the first modernized berth in 1910

5Year National Plan of Economic Development

1. Background

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Correlation between Port and Economic Development

13,186

14,523 15,216 15,965

17,544 17,927

16,341

19,369

21,611 22,550

23,469

24,798

25,681

26,005

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200,000

400,000

600,000

800,000

1,000,000

1,200,000

1,400,000

1,600,000

1,800,000

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5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Container Throughput Korea GDP

Billion KRW000 TEU

Continuous port development for the past decade has shown a close correlation with

national GDP increase, by indicating the close growth rate respectively 5.5% and 5.6%

at average.

Busan New Port (Phase1-1)

Gwangyang Port

Busan New Port (Phase 2-3)

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02Current Status of Korean Ports

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31 international trading ports in accordance with the “Port Law”

2. Current Status of Korean Ports

-Energy Ports (oil, gas, coal, etc)

- Trade ports with China- Supporting the metropolitan economy

- Supporting the Saemangeumproject- Container hub port (Gwangyang)

- Container hub port (Busan)- Ports related with industrial parks

- Supporting steel industry (POSCO)

- Trade ports with Russia- Tourist ports (marina, cruise port)

- Tourists ports (marina, cruise port)

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Portion of Container Throughput (Average 2012-2017)

18,468

2,271

2,307

946

9.3%

9.4%

3.9%

BUSANPORT

75.4%

Gyanggyang

Incheon

Others

2. Current Status of Korean Ports

Korean top 3 ports including Busan, Gyangyang, Incheon handled 94.1% of total container throughputs

UNIT : 1,000 TEU

Current Status

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PORT OF BUSAN

Hub Port in Northeast Asia Where the World Connects

North Port

New Port

11,980,325

14,194,334

16,184,706

17,046,177

17,686,099

18,683,283

19,433,752

0 5,000,000 10,000,000 15,000,000 20,000,000

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Unit: TEU

2. Current Status of Korean Ports

Current Status

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BUSAN NORTH PORT REDEVELOPMENT

- Location : 1~4 berths, international passenger ship terminal etc.- Scale: 1,532,419 m²- Project period : 2008 ~ 2019- Total Cost : $8.5billion / infrastructure $2.1billion(government, BPA) / facilities $ 6.4billion(private)

Relocation of the port functions is needed as a result of reduction in the competitiveness of traditional berths Reform the port function : logistics-based port → civil·commercial-based port

2. Current Status of Korean Ports

Current Status

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PORT OF INCHEON

The Pivotal Port in the West Sea

1,578,003

1,902,733

1,997,779

1,981,855

2,160,797

2,334,939

2,373,536

0 500,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 2,500,000

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Unit: TEU

2. Current Status of Korean Ports

Current Status

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PORT OF GWANGYANG

Trade Port that Connects China and Russia

1,830,317

2,087,890

2,085,222

2,153,818.00

2,284,835

2,338,335

2,322,193

0 500,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 2,500,000

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Unit: TEU

2. Current Status of Korean Ports

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03International Port Development Cooperation Programme

3. International Port Development Cooperation Programme

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Launched by the Korean government in 2008 (29 Projects are done by 2017)

Provides Assistance for Port Development in Developing Countries

International Port Development Cooperation Programme (IPDCP)

Contribution and Cooperation for Improvement of Port Infrastructure of Developing Countries

Concept of international Port Development Cooperation Programme

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Master plan

Feasibility

Study

Project

Financing Method Training

Provision of Master plan and Feasibility

study

• EDCF or MDB loans for non-profit facility projects• Private Investment for profit port facility projects

Provision of Training Programme

for port officials

3. International Port Development Cooperation Programme

Programme Contents

Consultation of Financing Method

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Programme Procedure

3. International Port Development Cooperation Programme

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Myanmar

The Philippines

Vanuatu

Fiji

Romania

Algeria

Colombia

Korea- ASEAN Inland Waterway Transportation Investigation

Egypt

Iran

PNG

Turkmenistan

Russia

DR Congo

Equatorial Guinea

Honduras

Guatemala

Uruguay

Peru

Libya

: Completed

: On-going

Cameroon

Equatorial Guinea

India

El Salvador

Sri Lanka

Tuvalu

3. International Port Development Cooperation Programme

Programme Partners (Recipients)

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international Port Development Cooperation Projects List

3. International Port Development Cooperation Programme

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PhilippinesFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Philippines

MyanmarFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Myanmar

Russia

Feasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Russia

(Far-east area)

GuatemalaFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Guatemala

RomaniaFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports inRomania

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ASEANKorea-ASEAN the Study on Inland Waterway Transportation of Mekong Basin

ColombiaFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Colombia

VanuatuFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Vanuatu

FijiFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Fiji

AlgeriaFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports inAlgeria

PhilippinesFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Philippines

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MyanmarFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Myanmar

EgyptFeasibility Study of Alexandria Port Development and Review of Master Plan

PNG Feasibility Study of Madang Ship Repair Yard

IranFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Iran including Shaheed Rajaei Port

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El SalvadorFeasibility Study and Basic Plan of Ports in Iranincluding Acajutla

Sri Lanka Masterplan of Multi Purpose Harbor in Sri Lanka

TuvaluMasterplan and Feasibility study of sea adaptation project in Tuvalu

IndiaMasterplan and Feasibility study for establishment of strategy in Indian Ports Market

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TurkmenistanFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey on the Modernization Project of TurkmenbashiInternational Seaport

ASEANThe Study on Identifying Required Improvement Areas in ASEAN Network

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DR CongoFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Banana port

ASEANThe Study on Identifying Required Improvement Areas in ASEAN Network

CameroonFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Limbe port

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GhanaFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ghana ports

PhilippinesFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Philippines

HondurasFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Honduras

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UruguayFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Uruguay

CambodiaFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Cambodia

AlgeriaFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Portsin Algeria

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PeruFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Portsin Peru

Equatorial

Guinea

Feasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Ports in Equatorial Guinea

LibyaFeasibility Study and Basic Date Survey of Portsin Libya

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Scope : analysis on development condition, development planning, estimation of projects cost and financial analysis, traffic

projection etc.

Schedule : December 2016 ~ April 2018

Korea and El Salvador signed MOU for port development cooperation in August 2015

Details of the Project

- Acajutla port : needs of equipment(harbor crane) and additional 2berth construction, and rearrangement of port function

- La Union port : improvement of infrastructure (water depth and road-connectivity) and needs of equipment

Korea has supported establishment of Feasibility Study for Development of Acajutla and La Union

3. International Port Development Cooperation Programme

Ongoing Projects

< Subject area > < Master Plan for Acajutla Port > < Problems identified in La Union Port >

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Scope : analysis on development condition, development planning, estimation of projects cost and financial analysis, traffic

projection etc.

Schedule : February 2017 ~ July 2018

Korea and Sri Lanka signed MOU for multi-purpose harbour development cooperation in November 2016

Details of the Project

- Udappuwa : Breakwater, Unloading/supply/resting wharf, Basin area (construction cost : 44 Million USD)

- Delft Island : Breakwater, Unloading/supply/resting wharf, Basin area (construction cost : 24 Million USD)

- Mathagal : Breakwater, Unloading/supply/resting/ferry wharf, Basin Area (construction cost : 20 Million USD)

- Chalai : Breakwater, Unloading/supply/resting/ferry wharf, Basin Area (construction cost : 27 Million USD)

Korea has supported establishment of Masterplan for Multipurpose Fishery Ports in 4 areas in Sri Lanka

3. International Port Development Cooperation Programme

Ongoing Projects

< Subject area >

< Udappuwa >

< Delft Island >

< Mathagal >

< Chalai >

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Scope : analysis on current condition, development planning, estimation of projects cost and financial analysis, etc.

Schedule : August 2017 ~ June 2018

Korea and Tuvalu signed MOU on Port development and coastal protection cooperation in November 2017

Expected Impact : the study will provide a range of measures for coastal protection including eco-system initiatives, beach

nourishment, concrete and rock revetments, and sea walls.

Korea has supported establishment of Masterplan for coastal adaptation in Tuvalu, vulnerable to

the impact of climate change.

3. International Port Development Cooperation Programme

Ongoing Projects

< Subject area > < MOU signing ceremony >

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Scope : analysis on port development policy and current condition of port development and operation

Schedule : November 2017 ~ November 2018

Korea and India signed MOU for port development cooperation in April 2016

Expected Impact : provision of a wide range of information on major ports (incl. subject area of Sagarmala project in India),

identification of port development needs and establishment of investment strategy

Korea has conducted Pre-feasibility for major ports in India

3. International Port Development Cooperation Programme

Ongoing Projects

< Subject area >

No, Major Ports

1 Kolkata

2 Paradip

3 Visakhapatnam

4 Chennai

5 V.O.Chidambaranar

6 Cochin

7 New Mangalore

8 Mormugao

9 Mumbai

10 JNPT(Nhava Sheva)

11 Kandla

12 Kamarajar (Ennore)

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04Conclusion

4. Conclusion

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Business Creation |

▪ Selection of new cooperative projects Suggest proper procedure and

method for feasibility study

▪ Two-track systemReview the projects and provide

suggestions to promote either by ODA or Foreign Cooperation Fund

Data Collection |

▪ Constructing Information systemCreate and manage the database of

cooperative projects

▪ Public RelationsHold and participate international seminar

of various cooperative projects in the field of port industry

Support international Expansion |▪ Developing networks

Hold port and logistics training programs

for government officials

▪ Training Professional workforceOperate capacity-building programs

for port-related experts

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