Logistics clusters enjoy many, if not all, of the characteristics and advantages of
other industrial clusters. Like other clusters, they support joint activities by the
cluster’s residents. Thus, the Memphis Chamber of Commerce is encouraging
more companies to locate their logistics-intensive activities in the Memphis area;
the business friendly government of Panama, which came to power in 2009, listed
logistics development as one of its four development pillars; the PLAZA organization
has been lobbying the Government of Aragón and the central government
of Spain for more infrastructure investment; the Port of Rotterdam works together
with and on behalf of the terminal operators and the companies in its various
logistics parks, lobbying the government of Holland to invest in infrastructure—
mainly in the hinterland to alleviate port congestion—and to promote Holland as
the logistics and distribution capital of Europe; and Hillwood continues to lobby
the Dallas, Fort Worth and other area governments, as well as the Texas
Government, to invest in infrastructure. In fact, Hillwood worked closely to
remove many hurdles for the construction of Highway 170, connecting the park to
the East–West Highway 114 and North–South Interstate 35 W. In addition, all
these representative bodies continue to lobby their respective national governments
to simplify and ease the bureaucracy and paperwork associated with
international trade.
Logistics clusters enjoy many, if not all, of the characteristics and advantages ofother industrial clusters. Like other clusters, they support joint activities by thecluster’s residents. Thus, the Memphis Chamber of Commerce is encouragingmore companies to locate their logistics-intensive activities in the Memphis area;the business friendly government of Panama, which came to power in 2009, listedlogistics development as one of its four development pillars; the PLAZA organizationhas been lobbying the Government of Aragón and the central governmentof Spain for more infrastructure investment; the Port of Rotterdam works togetherwith and on behalf of the terminal operators and the companies in its variouslogistics parks, lobbying the government of Holland to invest in infrastructure—mainly in the hinterland to alleviate port congestion—and to promote Holland asthe logistics and distribution capital of Europe; and Hillwood continues to lobbythe Dallas, Fort Worth and other area governments, as well as the TexasGovernment, to invest in infrastructure. In fact, Hillwood worked closely toremove many hurdles for the construction of Highway 170, connecting the park tothe East–West Highway 114 and North–South Interstate 35 W. In addition, allthese representative bodies continue to lobby their respective national governmentsto simplify and ease the bureaucracy and paperwork associated withinternational trade.
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