Port construction involves the planning, design, and building of maritime facilities to facilitate the loading, unloading, and storage of goods, as well as passenger embarkation and disembarkation. Here's a brief outline: Site Selection: Ports are strategically located near navigable waterways to accommodate ships and facilitate trade. Factors such as water depth, access to transportation networks, and proximity to markets are considered during site selection. Infrastructure Development: Port construction includes the development of various infrastructure elements, such as berths, docks, piers, wharves, and breakwaters, to accommodate vessels of different sizes and types.
Dredging: In many cases, dredging is necessary to deepen the harbor basin and navigational channels, allowing larger ships to access the port safely. Terminal Facilities: Terminals are constructed to handle specific types of cargo, such as container terminals, bulk terminals, and oil terminals. These facilities are equipped with cranes, conveyor systems, storage areas, and other equipment to efficiently handle cargo operations. Access and Connectivity: Ports are connected to transportation networks, including road, rail, and sometimes pipeline systems, to facilitate the movement of cargo to and from the port. Environmental Considerations: Environmental impact assessments and mitigation measures are integral to port construction projects to minimize ecological disruption and ensure sustainable development.
Port construction plays a vital role in facilitating international trade, supporting economic growth, and promoting regional development by providing essential infrastructure for maritime transportation and commerce.
On the basis of the license issued by the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Azerbaijan on November 1, 2019 under the registration number EL-627/2019, "PROJECT BUILDING CONSTRUCTION" was allowed to carry out port construction works.