Major Ports of Iran

Iran, strategically located at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, boasts a network of major ports that play a crucial role in global trade and commerce. With coastlines along the Persian Gulf and the Caspian Sea, Iran’s ports serve as vital gateways for maritime traffic, facilitating the export of oil, gas, and petrochemicals, as well as the import of essential goods. These ports not only drive the country’s economy but also connect Iran to international markets, making them key hubs in regional and global shipping routes. This website explores the major ports of Iran, their strategic importance, facilities, and the vital role they play in the nation's economic landscape.

Chabahar port

Chabahar port in the northern part of the Sea of Oman because of the benefit of a strategic location for the transit of goods Transshipment and ports of the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan and Central Asia could play a special role.

Imam Khomeini Port

The special economic zone of Imam Khomeini port with an area of 11044 hectares is located in the northwest of the Persian Gulf and at the end of the Musa estuary.

Major Ports of Iran