The Port of Bandar Abbas is a major seaport located on the southern coast of Iran, along the Persian Gulf. It serves as a key hub for maritime trade, connecting Iran to various international markets. The port is strategically important for the country's economy, facilitating the import and export of goods. Established in the 1970s, the port has undergone significant development to accommodate larger vessels and increase cargo capacity. It plays a vital role in regional trade, serving not only Iran but also neighboring countries. The port's infrastructure includes container terminals, warehouses, and customs facilities.