Ports have always played a strategic role in developing domestic and international trade in both developing and developed countries. In today’s small global village, where distances are shrinking and time is a key factor in calculating economic costs, ports actively support stable economic growth. In the modern world, ports function as an industry and actively manage supply chains, which is why they are called markets rather than docks. Ports are more than infrastructure or even superstructures. They serve as both a link in the transport chain and a bridge between domestic and international trade. Bilateral trade trends in developed and developing economies also demonstrate the need to pay greater attention to ports as
as one of the pillars of the logistics chain.
The headquarters of the Ports and Maritime Organization is located at Vanak Square, Shahid Haghani Expressway, Ab-o-Atash Park






















