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India says port expansions no zero-sum game for Colombo

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  • Daily FT reports that an Indian maritime strategist rejected the view that India’s port expansion necessarily harms Colombo.
  • Daily FT reports that global shipping lines are investing in ports on both sides.

Daily FT reports that an Indian maritime strategist said India’s push to develop domestic transhipment hubs should not be seen as a zero-sum contest with Colombo.

Daily FT reports that the strategist pointed to global shipping lines investing in ports in both India and Sri Lanka as support for the view that port development can occur on both sides. The report excerpt does not identify the strategist or provide further details about the projects or investments.

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  2. Daily Mirror · Geopolitical pressure, among others, suspected

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