Behrouz Aghaei, the Director General of Ports and Maritime of Khuzestan Province, presenting a detailed report on the performance of the Imam Khomeini Port Complex during the critical period from March to mid-April, announced records in the country's maritime logistics sector.

According to him, during this period, with the unloading of 2.2 million tons of essential goods from ships, a growth of about 28 percent compared to similar periods was achieved, which indicates the stability and resilience of the country's essential goods supply chain under special conditions.

The Director General of Ports and Maritime of the province, also referring to strategic reserves, announced the exit of more than 7 million and 600 tons of essential goods from Imam Port to all over the country during the seven months of this year.

The issue of strategic competition with regional ports and safeguarding the share of Khuzestan Province's 2,400-kilometer stretch of the country's coastal strip was another key axis raised by Aghaei.

He also, referring to the 11,000-hectare expanse of the Imam Khomeini Port Special Economic Zone, raised the requirements of environmental considerations in development lands in another part of his remarks and emphasized the implementation of measures to organize trucks on the routes leading to the port to facilitate the flow of heavy transport fleets.

The Director General of Roads and Urban Development of Khuzestan Province, presenting a report, emphasized the necessity of synergy in organizing the ownership of port lands and accelerating the implementation of the decisions of the coordination council.

At the end of this meeting, the members of the administrative council emphasized the continuation of inter-organizational cohesion, the synergy of rail, road, and port capacities, and the acceleration of the implementation of development projects in the infrastructure and logistics fields.