Subscribe to RSS feedEuropean Union border -free transit bid fails
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Justin Stares, Brussels
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Jul 16, 2010 05:20 PM
EFFORTS to create a formality-free space for ships trading within European Union waters have been frustrated by national governments yet again.
Shortsea shipping services that include non-EU ports will not be able to benefit fully from the so-called maritime space without frontiers, the European Parliament transport committee heard last month.
It had been hoped ships would be granted border-free transit based...
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