Development path of waterway transport in China under construction of new development pattern of domestic and international circulations during 14th Five-Year Plan period
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    In 2020,China proposed to build a new development pattern of domestic and international circulations. Waterway transport plays a fundamental,leading,strategic,and service-oriented role in economic and social development and will assume a more important mission in the new stage of development. By sorting out the current situation of China’s waterway transport development and judging the development trend during the 14th Five-Year Plan period,we put forward the development ideas and suggestions on China’s waterway transport. Key points include the following:1) seizing new development opportunities to further improve the support capacity of waterway transport infrastructure;2) improving the logistics service capacity and level to enhance the resilience of the waterway transport system;3) strengthening the logistics links between regions and within urban agglomerations to smooth the waterway transport system;4) improving the external shipping network to create a more open international logistics supply chain system;5) giving full play to the advantages of free trade ports and free trade pilot areas to deepen system and mechanism innovation;6) strengthening R&D and application of new technologies to promote high-quality development of waterway transport.

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JIN Lian-jie, SUN Ying, CHEN Zheng-yong, et al. Development path of waterway transport in China under construction of new development pattern of domestic and international circulations during 14th Five-Year Plan period[J]. Port & Waterway Engineering,2022(12):7-11.

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