Strategic Corridors

The Liverpool Surabaya corridor connects two of the world's most historically significant port cities, unlocking commercial acceleration across maritime logistics, advanced manufacturing, and halal food supply chains. This strategic partnership leverages Surabaya's position as East Java's economic powerhouse alongside Liverpool's established global trade infrastructure to create new pathways for growth and investment.

Building on centuries of transatlantic commerce, the Liverpool New York corridor drives commercial acceleration through fintech, creative industries, and life sciences collaboration. Both cities share a deep cultural kinship and an ambition to lead in digital innovation, making this corridor one of the most dynamic bilateral partnerships in the programme.

The Liverpool Boston corridor unites two cities with world-class research institutions and a shared focus on health innovation and clean technology. This partnership channels Boston's renowned biotech ecosystem alongside Liverpool's strengths in tropical medicine and digital health to accelerate commercial outcomes and knowledge transfer.

The Liverpool West Africa corridor addresses one of the most important emerging trade relationships in the global south, connecting Liverpool's established logistics and professional services networks with rapidly growing West African markets. This corridor focuses on sustainable trade, agritech innovation, and building long-term commercial partnerships rooted in shared history.

The Liverpool Ireland corridor strengthens one of the closest and most active bilateral trading relationships in these islands, focusing on digital services, renewable energy, and cross-border professional networks. With deep cultural and economic ties, this corridor accelerates commercial opportunity through streamlined connectivity and shared policy ambition.

The Liverpool Isle of Man corridor builds on deep geographical proximity and economic interdependence to drive growth in financial services, digital gaming, and maritime heritage tourism. This compact but high-value partnership showcases how corridor thinking can unlock commercial acceleration even between near neighbours with complementary strengths.