Commercial Logistics Hub at Tartous Naval Base
Sector: Steel • Location: Tartous, Syria
Source: The Straits Times
Russia plans to establish a commercial logistics hub at one of two berths at the naval base it leases in the Syrian port of Tartous. The hub will handle a wide range of Russian goods including wheat, grains, animal feed, vegetable oils, timber, steel, clinker, coal, rice, sugar, and mineral oils, targeting initial cargo volumes of around 250,000 tons per month. The other berth will remain dedicate
- Status
- Prospective
- Sector
- Steel, Forest Products and Packaging, Consumer Products, Warehouse, Commercial
- Location
- Tartous, Syrian Arab Republic
- Updated
- 22 Jul 2026
- Source
- The Straits Times
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Description | Russia plans to establish a commercial logistics hub at one of two berths at the naval base it leases in the Syrian port of Tartous. The hub will handle a wide range of Russian goods including wheat, grains, animal feed, vegetable oils, timber, steel, clinker, coal, rice, sugar, and mineral oils, targeting initial cargo volumes of around 250,000 tons per month. The other berth will remain dedicated to Russian naval operations. The project is developed by Syrian logistics company Rus Line in cooperation with Russian companies under the Russian-Syrian Business Council and is jointly managed with Syria's Sovereign Fund. |
Original sector | Logistics |
Location
Country | Syrian Arab Republic |
City | Tartous |
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Source | The Straits Times |
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Record type | Project |
Sector | Steel, Forest Products and Packaging, Consumer Products, Warehouse, Commercial |
Article published date | 2026-07-12 |
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