Shengjin Port

Shengjin Port, situated in the coastal town of Shengjin in Albania, serves as a crucial maritime gateway connecting the Adriatic Sea with regional and international shipping routes. Located at coordinates 41º 49' 0'' N and 19º 36' 0'' E, the port plays an essential role in facilitating trade, fishing activities, and economic development in the area. Managed by the Shengjin Port Authority, this small harbor is designed to handle various types of cargo, including bulk materials, containers, and agricultural products, vital for supporting the local economy. Despite its classification as a small port, Shengjin Port possesses significant operational capabilities with a channel depth between 11 to 15 feet (3.4 to 4.6 meters), allowing it to accommodate smaller commercial and fishing vessels. The port's facilities include basic cargo handling equipment that ensure efficient loading and unloading processes, essential for maintaining the flow of goods. Shengjin Port is also known for its vibrant fishing industry, with local fishermen relying on its services to dock and process their catches. Aiming towards sustainability, the port has initiated practices aimed at reducing environmental impacts, such as waste management and community engagement programs to promote eco-friendly practices among the local fishing communities. As Shengjin Port continues to develop, it remains committed to enhancing its services, improving infrastructure, and supporting local industries while ensuring environmental responsibility. Its strategic location not only plays a pivotal role in the economic framework of Albania but also enhances the connectivity of the region in the broader maritime landscape.