Hambantota International Port is a deep-water port located in Sri Lanka, strategically positioned along major shipping routes. Opened in 2010, it serves as a key hub for maritime trade, facilitating the movement of goods between Asia, Africa, and Europe. The port is designed to accommodate large vessels and offers various services, including cargo handling and logistics. The port is part of a larger development initiative aimed at boosting the local economy and enhancing Sri Lanka's position in global trade. It is also linked to the Southern Expressway, improving access and connectivity for transportation and trade activities in the region.