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Ambarlı port processed 1.4 million containers in nine months
Turkey’s Trade Minister Bolat visited the Ambarlı Port Complex, which he described as the country’s largest container port.
In the first nine months of 2026, customs clearance was completed for 1.4 million containers and 58,000 ships there.
The complex covers 1.2 million square metres and includes four ports and two land terminals.
In 2025, it handled customs clearance for about two million containers and 67,000 ships.
The port is important because it supports Turkey’s foreign trade and global logistics links.
Bolat said work would continue to improve customs efficiency and keep trade moving.
Ambarlı Port Complex handled customs procedures for 1.4 million containers in the first nine months of 2026, according to Trade Minister Ömer Bolat.
The complex also processed customs procedures for 58,000 ships during that period.
Bolat said the complex is Türkiye’s largest container port.
It covers 1.2 million square metres and includes four ports and two land terminals.
Bolat said the complex plays an important role in Türkiye’s foreign trade and global logistics networks.
- Who
- Trade Minister Ömer Bolat reported the figures.
- What
- Ambarlı Port Complex handled customs procedures for 1.4 million containers and 58,000 ships in the first nine months of 2026.
- When
- The figures cover the first nine months of 2026.
- Where
- Ambarlı Port Complex in Türkiye.
- Why
- Bolat said the complex supports Türkiye’s foreign trade and global logistics networks.
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Ambarlı Port Complex handled customs procedures for approximately 2 million containers and 67,000 ships.
The complex handled customs procedures for 1.4 million containers and 58,000 ships.
- Containers, first nine months of 2026
- 1.4 million
- Ships, first nine months of 2026
- 58,000
- Area
- 1.2 million square metres
- Facilities
- 4 ports and 2 land terminals
- 2025 container customs procedures
- Approximately 2 million
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Ambarlı Port Complex handled customs procedures for approximately 2 million containers and 67,000 ships in 2025, and for 1.4 million containers and 58,000 ships in the first nine months of this year.