We have presented the impact on Seaborne Trade of globalization, of international mobility of the Manufacturing towards the East, of the international demand for iron-ore, steel & energy, of the demography & of the global financial crisis, which took place in 2009-2018. The main components of the Seaborne Trade, i.e., exports, imports and the balance of trade, were analyzed in depth using quantities, and presenting them in diagrams, beginning in 2004-where an exceptional global growth started 2003 . We did not fail, however, to update our data 2011-2020 . Our quantitative contribution is considered to be the use/presentation of a simple statistical tool, (a two-variable linear regression), to test the assumed correlations between 1) GDP, 2) land area, 3) population, & 4) imports, as well as the influence of GDP on Exports. Moreover, we tested the theory that "when one country imports a lot-compared with its exports-it means… that it lacks natural endowments"! The gifted countries/areas for exports found: the "Middle East" (as one area), Australia, Indonesia, and the "East Coast of South America", plus 31 others 1 . Thanks God, the "gifted trading nations", which were prone to export more, made the majority of the nations (61%) out of a total of 57 countries, which appeared in our study!