MIP plans to invest $ 450 million in five years Transport and Related Services

Mersin International Port (MIP) handled 1 million 720 thousand TEU containers in 2018 and ranked first in this area. Business volume with Turkey's largest container port investment in being the notable role that said MIP General Manager Johan Van Daele, said he would impart to the port $ 450 million investment over the next five years. In order to maintain the leading position of MIP, Daele said that they have started preparations to upgrade the port facilities to a level capable of serving vessels with a capacity of 20 thousand TEU and above.

Önceki Our business volume increased by 8% compared to the previous year and reached 1 million 720 thousand TEUs. This is also a new record in MIP history. Our terminal investments played a significant role in the success achieved. In the next five years, we will invest $ 450 million to further develop our professional service and meet the expectations of port users at the highest standards.

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In order to maintain the position of MIP, Johan Van Daele stated that they have started preparations to upgrade the port facilities to a level capable of serving vessels with a capacity of more than 20 thousand TEU and more. we continue to develop innovative projects that will provide cost advantage. maliyet

Stating that Mersin Port has become an important player in the global competitive market, Daele gave the following information regarding the targets for the new period:, With the support of all our stakeholders, we aim to make the most accurate investments in the port. Our strategic position is the advantage of our port, our region and our hinterland to convert to a permanent structure is possible with investments and a constantly developing market is absolutely necessary. However, we can ensure that Mersin achieves its goal of becoming the ’leading port of the Eastern Mediterranean Ancak. Ancak

"We aim to be the Turkey's leading IT infrastructure with ports"

In the present case all the ports and terminal services in Johor noted that they are not capable of Van Daele, "MIPIM, in the development of computing applications and IT infrastructure, we aim to become the leading port in Turkey. For this reason, we are working on an integrated system including container, conventional cargo, doors, human resources, occupational health and safety, customs and terminal user activities. Bu Daele also added that they continue to explore new and innovative ways to operate with sustainability projects in order to make the green industry sustainable and contribute to the reduction of global warming.