Container Terminal
Capacity 1000 tons
A container terminal on a marine port is the bustling heart of global trade, where enormous vessels dock to load and unload containers filled with goods from every corner of the world. These terminals are intricate logistical hubs, finely tuned to handle the seamless transfer of containers between ships, trucks, and trains. Towering cranes dance along the waterfront, deftly lifting containers with precision, while a symphony of activity plays out as cargo is sorted, stacked, and dispatched. These terminals are the nexus of efficiency and organization, where cutting-edge technology harmonizes with the expertise of skilled workers to ensure the smooth flow of goods, powering economies and connecting nations across the seas
General Cargo Terminal
Capacity 500 tons
Cargo Terminal had been designed for the transportation of dry and containerized liquid cargos in the Caspian Sea. Cargo will be unloaded on the east side of the jetty area by 4 port cranes. Each container is then identified, listed, documented and transported to the far north e nd of the premises to be stored. Cargo terminal is currently operative and the transportation of the cargos is mostly managed through the countryside highways. Our future plan to construct a 13 km railway
will increase the current transportation capacity up to 1 million tons a year. The railway will be linked to the premises and will significantly accelerate the cargo delivery
Bulk Terminal
Dry Bulk Terminal
Capacity (Truck) 1500 tons
Capacity (Railcar) 5000 tons
Clinker, cement, minerals and other dry bulk commodities can be discharged directly from vessels to railcars or trucks at the Bulk Terminal of Zira Port.. This facility can also be used to load vessels when special handling is required.
Bulk Terminal, which is operated by the Zira Port Authority, is located in the Inner Harbor of Zira Port. Road access has been separated for safe reliable operations. A certified rail track scale is located convenient to the Bulk Terminal for accurate
weighing of railcars. Rail service is provided by the ADY. This terminal is designed to ensure high throughput capacity of dry bulk cargo and to utilize at the same time the best available technologies in environmental protection.
