Gizan Port

Gizan Port, located in the southwestern region of Saudi Arabia, serves as a significant maritime gateway on the Red Sea coast. Positioned near the bustling city of Gizan, this port plays a crucial role in facilitating trade, import, and export of goods, particularly agricultural products and containers. Gizan Port's geographic coordinates are 17º 2' 11'' N, 42º 31' 57'' E, with a decimal representation of 17.036604, 42.532773, marking its strategic placement along key shipping routes that connect Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Managed by the Saudi Ports Authority, Gizan Port has been undergoing modernization efforts to enhance its capacity and efficiency in handling various types of cargo, including bulk, general merchandise, and more specialized containers. While the port's terminal capabilities are still in development, there is a strong commitment to reducing turnaround times and optimizing logistics processes. The port’s depth, coupled with comprehensive facilities, allows it to accommodate vessels that are essential for maritime trade, supporting the economic growth objectives of the region by boosting local industries and creating job opportunities. Furthermore, Gizan Port focuses on sustainability, working towards eco-friendly practices within its operations and surrounding areas. With a view to the future, the port is set to play an increasingly important role in enhancing Saudi Arabia’s position as a key player in regional maritime logistics, contributing significantly to the Vision 2030 initiative aimed at diversifying the economy and improving trade competitiveness.