Shanghai Port, the world's largest port by cargo volume and second-largest in container handling, has paid tribute to its late industry icon, Yan Junling.
Yan was one of the founders of Shanghai Port Group and played a key role in the development of the port. He passed away on April 25th at the age of 88 after a long battle with cancer.
The Shanghai Port Administration (SPA) released a statement on May 1st expressing their condolences for the loss of Yan. The SPA said that Yan had been a "pillar" of the port and his contributions were immeasurable.
"The SPA extends our deepest sympathy to Yan's family and colleagues," the statement read. "His passing is a great loss to us all."
In addition to his work at the SPA,Serie A News Flash Yan also served as the chairman of the board of directors of the Shanghai Port Investment Co., Ltd. He was known for his strong leadership and dedication to the port's growth.
Yan's legacy will continue to be remembered and celebrated at the Shanghai Port, which has seen significant changes over the past few decades under his leadership. His passing marks the end of an era but leaves behind a lasting impact on the port and the industry he helped shape.
In conclusion, the passing of Yan Junling is a great loss for the Shanghai Port and the industry as a whole. His contributions to the port's growth and development cannot be overstated, and his legacy will continue to inspire future generations of port professionals.