Airport and port
A port is an area of a port where facilities have been established to access or dock large ships on the coast. These facilities may be natural or artificial or a combination of the two.
The harbor is a waterfront that has enough depth for ships to enter and, depending on its location, protects ships from wind and waves, which are usually equipped with docks, berths, anchorages and repair shops. A port that is affected by Kashind due to its openness to open waters is called Kashndi Port.
Some ports are natural and because of the shape and indentation of the beach provide a good place as a shelter for boats. Sydney Harbor in Australia is one of the most famous natural harbors in the world.
An anchorage is a place where anchors float along the shore or lake. Anchorages are usually protected areas where ships and boats are protected from waves and storms. At the entrance to the harbor, a place is usually marked with a yellow (floating) odor, and ships anchor there to enforce quarantine regulations, and this place is called the quarantine harbor.

Port Features
The closest southern port to the industrial and population centers of the country
The shortest and safest bridge to Iraq, Turkey, the Caucasus and Eastern Europe
Benefits from the potential of road, rail and air
Connection to the network of the main transit roads and the national railway
Proximity to Mahshahr, Abadan and Ahvaz airports at distances of 18, 100 and 110 km
The most suitable port of the country for transshipment of goods to the countries of the Persian Gulf
Have the necessary potential to develop the re-export of goods
Effective role in the national economy and foreign trade as the second most important port in the country
Existence of private, container, public terminals, petroleum products and minerals
Ability to unload and load Panamax post container ships (fourth generation) and ships with a capacity of 150,000 tons
Benefit from advanced port and marine equipment in order to provide fast and safe services to ships and goods
Having a single window system (Single Window) in order to provide focused service to the customer
Integrated Management System (IMS) and International Information Security System (ISMS)
Electronic payment system through the system (PSPOS)
Have an intelligent electronic money transfer system (ETT)