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Iranian ports record volume growth in 2024

In 2024, Iranian ports processed a total of 2.96 million TEUs, marking a 13% increase compared to the previous year.

The nation’s primary port, Shahid Rajaee in Bandar Abbas, saw a 12% container traffic growth, reaching 2.39 million TEUs. Meanwhile, Shahid Bohonar—Bandar Abbas’ secondary port—doubled its throughput from the previous year.

Meanwhile, the Indian-supported port of Chabahar also recorded substantial growth, with throughput surging 83% to 90,800 TEUs.

Source: Dynamar





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