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Turkish Ports Handle 369.8 Million Tons of Cargo in First Eight Months

公開 2026年9月10日

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the container ship Annaba at Skandiahamnen, Sweden, from an April 2017 photograph, with commercial logos and lettering omitted; archival cargo-shipping context, not the reported vessel, port, voyage or incident. — AI courtroom sketch of the container ship Annaba at Skandiahamnen, Sweden, from an April 2017 photograph, with commercial logos and lettering omitted; archival cargo-shipping context, not the reported vessel, port, voyage or incident. Adapted from the credited reference. Container ship Annaba at Skandiahamnen 1.jpg — W.carter; CC0.

Türkiye’s ports handled 369,798,698 tons of cargo from January through August 2026, 0.8% more than in the same period of 2025, according to the Directorate-General of Maritime Affairs. Cargo handled during August totaled 43,579,520 tons, 0.8% below the figure for August 2025. The official monthly bulletin presents the nationwide totals alongside breakdowns by cargo type, handling method, coastal region, port authority and international connection. The cumulative figures show that cargo traffic increased across the first eight months even though the latest monthly comparison declined.

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