Mokha Port

Mokha Port is a historic maritime facility located on the west coast of Yemen, renowned for its significant role in international trade and commerce. Situated along the Red Sea, Mokha Port has been a crucial point for the export of high-quality coffee, particularly the famous Mocha coffee, as well as other commodities. Due to its strategic location, the port has been a gateway for maritime activities for centuries, linking Yemen with various global markets. Today, Mokha Port primarily handles bulk cargo, including agricultural products and raw materials, while also facilitating fishing activities that are important for the local economy.

While Mokha Port is classified as small compared to other major ports in Yemen, it is integral to the economic and cultural landscape of the region. Recent efforts to modernize the port have focused on upgrading its infrastructure to cope with the evolving demands of shipping and enhance capacity. Although challenges remain, including limited deep-water berths, Mokha Port continues to serve as a connective point for trade within the Arabian Peninsula and the broader international market. The community around Mokha remains heavily dependent on the port for livelihood, linking local produce to international consumers and maintaining its cultural heritage associated with Yemen's maritime history. The port's management is also committed to fostering sustainable practices to ensure the environmental integrity of the region while supporting economic development.