Abidjan Port (Port Code:CIABJ) is a main seaport located at Treichville, south Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Ten ports in Ivory Coast and Abidjan Port is the most crucial port in West Africa and the second most important in Africa. The water area of Abidjan Port covers an area of 2500 acres, and the land covers an area of 50 acres. The port handled 730,827 twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU) containers and served 5,070 ships in 2019.
Côte d’ Ivoire, is a country that exports large amounts of agricultural products, including rubber, cotton, wood, fruits, fish, vegetables, and cocoa. In addition, Abidjan Port is also an interchange port for minerals, oil, and grain.
A modern and well-equipped container terminal with 34 hectares of land for the container park is addressed in Abidjan Port. The port of Abidjan can accommodate ships up to 260 meters long, and a 15-kilometer canal can directly reach Abidjan from the Atlantic Ocean by 10,000-ton ships. The open-air storage area of the port is 407,600 square meters, and the warehouse area is 143,500 square meters.
