The Port of Gdynia and the Port of Kaohsiung signed a memorandum of cooperation on the morning of March 20, 2026, Polish time. It outlines the framework for joint activities in the areas of modern port technologies, automation, security, and the analysis of the potential for developing regular shipping connections between Poland and Taiwan.
The signing of the document is a significant event in the development of relations between two ports of major importance for international supply chains and strengthens the prospects for economic cooperation between Poland and Taiwan.
The purpose of the memorandum is to create a framework for long-term cooperation between the Port of Gdynia and the Port of Kaohsiung in the areas of knowledge and best practice exchange, technological and organizational development of the ports, and the analysis of opportunities for developing regular shipping connections. The agreement includes, among other things, cooperation in the digitalization and automation of port processes, the use of artificial intelligence and data analytics, critical infrastructure security and cybersecurity, as well as joint analytical and promotional activities to strengthen the position of both ports in global supply chains.
The memorandum was concluded between the Port of Kaohsiung, operating within the structures of Taiwan International Ports Corporation Ltd., and the Gdynia Maritime Port Authority S.A. On behalf of the Port of Gdynia, the document was signed by Grzegorz Bławat, Deputy Director of the Strategy and Market Analysis Office.
This is an important step in the development of the Port of Gdynia’s international relations and in building new perspectives for logistical and technological cooperation between Europe and Asia. We see great potential both in the exchange of knowledge and experience, and in the analysis of future directions for the development of shipping connections.
– comments Grzegorz Bławat.
Among the key areas of cooperation indicated in the memorandum are modern port technologies, digitalization of logistics and administrative processes, intelligent traffic and infrastructure management systems, automation of container and bulk terminals, supply chain management systems, as well as solutions supporting sustainable development and environmental protection. An important element of the agreement is also the development of applications for artificial intelligence and data analytics in port operations.
The parties also declared cooperation in the area of security, covering critical infrastructure security, cybersecurity, risk management and crisis response, as well as port and shipping protection in accordance with international standards. Establishing relations with one of the most important ports in East Asia is in line with the Port of Gdynia’s efforts to strengthen international cooperation, develop modern port competencies, and build the port’s position as a vital link in European and global supply chains.
Source: Gdynia Maritime Port Authority S.A.