A delegation from the Asian Development Bank to Yokohama Port

Last update date July 3, 2024

On July 2, 2024, a delegation from the Asian Development Bank visited Yokohama Port.
Yokohama City gave a presentation on the decarbonization efforts of Yokohama Port and exchanged opinions.

Presentation by Yokohama City

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