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• TITLE: The Comparative Advantage of Aden Port from the Perspective of the Belt and Road Initiative

  AUTHORS: Ali Hussein Saleh Alghaithi, Wuyi Wang, Haoyue Xu

  KEYWORDS: Comparative Advantage, Aden Port, The Belt and Road

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.10 No.2, February 17, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The purpose of my study is to demonstrate the comparative advantage of Aden port and the role that might play in the international trade especially through the belt and road initiative that is presented by China, the strong endeavor of the Yemeni government to develop the port, and how Aden port can regain its former significant position. Using the descriptive and comparative methods, this study analyzed the comparative advantage of Aden port and the potential cooperation of Yemen and China in the belt and road initiative through utilizing Aden port in the marine transportation activity. We found out that Aden port needs some further development to be able to bring tremendous benefits to all the countries along the belt and road initiative. Finally, further study on this topic and the role of Aden port in the belt and road is needed due to its strategic location.