Busan Port Authority Overview
The Busan Port Authority is the governing body of the South Korean port of Busan. They are responsible for the maritime and seaport trade and it is the leading seaport in the country.
- By improving the expertise and efficiency of the development and management of Busan Port, Busan Port will be developed as a competitive Northeast Asian shipping logistics center base and contribute to national economic development.
- January 16, 2004. : Established Busan Port Corporation (BPA)
2003.11.19. : Enactment of Enforcement Decree of Port Construction Act (Presidential Decree No. 18147)
May 29, 2003. : Establishment of Port Construction Act (Law No. 06918) - “Despite the difficult conditions in the domestic and overseas markets, including the stagnation of the shipping industry and the bankruptcy of Hanjin Shipping, we have reached the world’s sixth largest container terminal with 20 million TEUs, and we plan to become a global logistics hub port handling 30 million TEUs by 2025” – BPA CEO, Chan Namkook
Strategy and Vision
- By securing a dense logistics network and achieving quantitative growth of 30 million TEU of cargo volume before 2025, BPA will build a future growth engine base in the marine port industry as a whole and make a leap into a “Mega hub port”
- By establishing the leadership that leads the social value of the port, BPA will promote the growth of Busan Port, establish a
world-class management system that diversifies the business, strengthen the organization, and enhance the professionalism .
Civil Service
- Busan Port Authority really values the voice and input of their consumers.
- They ask for customer input on multiple subjects, such as: Proposal creation / registration, Safety and Civil Service Improvement Suggestions, Proposal creation / registration
- They also provide extremely useful information online for visitors or residents interested in BPA’s current events
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