In recent years, the volume of international maritime trade has continued to rise, injecting strong impetus into global economic growth. Behind this trend is the promotion of globalization and the vigorous development of international trade. As an important part of global trade, seaborne trade not only promotes economic cooperation and exchanges between countries, but also provides stable support for global economic growth.

First of all, the growth of international maritime trade has promoted the integration and development of the global economy. With the deepening of globalization, trade between countries is becoming more and more frequent, and maritime trade has become an important link connecting the economies of various countries. Through maritime trade, countries can exchange goods more efficiently and achieve optimal allocation of resources and mutual benefit. At the same time, maritime trade has also promoted the formation and improvement of the global industrial chain, and promoted the complementary and coordinated development of the economies of various countries. For example, China, as one of the world's exporters, has injected strong impetus into global economic growth by rapidly flowing its manufacturing products to the rest of the world through seaborne trade.

Secondly, the growth of international seaborne trade volume has brought huge economic benefits to the global economy. As a low-cost and high-efficiency way of international trade, seaborne trade provides more trade opportunities and market space for all countries. Through seaborne trade, countries can obtain the resources and goods they need at a lower cost, improving production efficiency and competitiveness. At the same time, seaborne trade has also created a large number of jobs for various countries, promoting economic growth and social stability. According to statistics, global seaborne trade creates millions of jobs every year, providing a driving force for sustainable development for countries.

In addition, the growth of international maritime trade volume has also promoted the green and sustainable development of the global economy. With the increasing prominence of global environmental problems, countries have increased investment and research and development efforts in the environmental protection industry. As a low-carbon and low-pollution mode of transportation, seaborne trade has become the choice of all countries. Through maritime trade, countries can reduce their dependence on traditional energy sources, reduce carbon emissions and environmental pollution, and achieve a win-win situation of economic growth and environmental protection. At the same time, maritime trade has also promoted the green transformation of the global shipping industry, promoting the innovation of ship technology and the economical use of energy. For example, some international shipping companies have started to use LNG ships and electric ships to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and achieve more environmentally friendly and sustainable maritime trade.

To sum up, the record high volume of international seaborne trade has injected strong impetus into global economic growth. As an important part of global trade, maritime trade has promoted the integration and development of the economies of various countries, brought huge economic benefits to the global economy, and also promoted the green and sustainable development of the global economy. In the future, countries should further strengthen cooperation, promote the facilitation and greening of maritime trade, and jointly build an open, inclusive, green and sustainable global economic system to achieve common prosperity and sustainable development.