Welcome to Baku Port

Baku Port, located in the vibrant capital of Azerbaijan, serves as one of the primary ports in the Caspian Sea region. Its geographical coordinates are 40º 22' 53'' N and 49º 53' 15'' E, making it a strategic gateway for maritime trade connecting Europe and Asia. Managed by the Baku International Sea Trade Port authority, the port has witnessed significant modernization efforts aimed at improving its infrastructure and operational efficiency. Baku Port plays a pivotal role in supporting the local economy by facilitating the import and export of goods, including oil, gas, and various commodities, thus contributing to Azerbaijan's status as an energy powerhouse.

The port features a comprehensive range of services and facilities, including deep-water berths, cargo handling terminals, and container facilities, which enable efficient logistics and transportation. Baku Port is designed to handle various types of cargo, such as bulk shipments, containers, and general cargo. Additionally, the port's strategic location allows for excellent connections to rail and road networks, facilitating the inland transport of goods to and from major markets in the region.

In line with global best practices, Baku Port is committed to sustainability and reducing its environmental impact. Investments in green technologies and energy-efficient operations reflect the port's dedication to preserving the Caspian Sea's ecosystem while supporting economic growth. As the demand for maritime services continues to rise, Baku Port is poised to enhance its capabilities and adapt to the evolving needs of international trade and shipping.