VOV.VN - Three Vietnamese ports have retained their places among the world's top 100 container ports in the 2026 ranking released by UK-based maritime publication Lloyd's List.
The world's top 100 container ports handled a combined 792.2 million TEUs, up 6.3% from the previous year, with Asia continuing to dominate the ranking.
According to Lloyd's List, geopolitical tensions, the relocation of manufacturing from China to other parts of Asia, and shifts in shipping routes have significantly reshaped the rankings of major port clusters.
Against this backdrop, Vietnam's port system continued to show strong growth and resilience, with Ho Chi Minh City, Hai Phong and Cai Mep all making the list.
Hai Phong Port recorded the strongest improvement, climbing three places to 26th globally. The rise was supported by continued inflows of high-tech foreign direct investment into northern Vietnam and efficient operations at the Lach Huyen deep-water port area.
Ho Chi Minh City Port was Vietnam's largest logistics hub, ranking 23rd worldwide, with stable throughput supported by robust trade in the southern key economic region.
Cai Mep Port in Ho Chi Minh City ranked 31st, reinforcing its role as a strategic deep-water port cluster serving direct shipping routes to the US East and West coasts and Europe.
This marks the sixth consecutive year that all three Vietnamese port clusters have appeared in Lloyd's List's Top 100 container ports, since 2021, underscoring Vietnam's growing role in global maritime trade and supply chains.
VOV.VN - Two Vietnamese ports, Cai Mep and Hai Phong, continue to make their mark on the global maritime map as they have been named among the Top 20 ports with highest performance index in the world.
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