Strategic Ports Reporting Act requires mapping of global ports and study on PRC control over strategic ports.
The Strategic Ports Reporting Act mandates the Secretary of State, in coordination with the Secretary of Defense, to develop an updated global mapping of foreign and domestic ports important to the United States. It also requires a study on strategic ports, PRC control over such ports, and measures to ensure open access and security. The study must include assessments of vulnerabilities, PRC activities, and suggested strategies for securing trusted investment and ownership of strategic ports. The findings must be submitted to relevant congressional committees within a year of enactment.
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