Ras Budran Port

Ras Budran Port is a strategic maritime facility located on the eastern coast of Egypt, serving as a vital hub for the shipping and transportation of goods in the Red Sea region. Nestled within the governorate of South Sinai, at geographical coordinates of approximately 28º 54' 50'' N and 33º 12' 17'' E, the port provides essential services for both commercial shipping and fishing activities. Its location near key maritime routes enhances its importance as a transit point for cargo destined for various markets, particularly in the Arabian Peninsula and North Africa.

The port plays a significant role in the region's economy, with operations centered around handling bulk and general cargo, while also supporting local fisheries and maritime industries. Despite being a smaller port compared to larger Egyptian ports, Ras Budran has established itself as an important entry and exit point for a variety of goods. In recent years, efforts have been made to develop and modernize the port’s infrastructure to enhance efficiency and operational capacity. With a focus on sustainability and marine conservation, Ras Budran Port is committed to minimizing its environmental impact while continuing to serve the local community and international trade partners, ensuring its relevance within the global shipping network.