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YGPA, or Yeosu Gwangyang Port Authority, is a leading smart green comprehensive port in South Korea that handles significant volumes of maritime trade. The port has seen annual throughput ranging from 273 million to 311 million R/T (Revised Ton) since 2015. YGPA operates and manages the ports of Yeosu and Gwangyang, providing services such as facility tours, photography requests, and integrated reporting centers for port users. The organization has been actively involved in environmental initiatives, collaborating with companies like BS HanYang and Gwangyang Green Energy to build a green energy and smart logistics hub.

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