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PORTS III

Sector: Seaport • Location: Turkey

Source: World Bank Group

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The Third Ports Project is designed to assist the Government in introducing modern container handling technology to the ports system. The project will cover a first phase of container port development designed to meet traffic growth up to 1992. The loan will provide financing for: (i) specialized equipment for handling containers at four selected ports (Izmir, Haydarpasa, Mersin and Trabzon). I

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The project “PORTS III” is an infrastructure initiative in the Seaport sector, located in Turkey. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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The Third Ports Project is designed to assist the Government in introducing modern container handling technology to the ports system. The project will cover a first phase of container port development designed to meet traffic growth up to 1992. The loan will provide financing for: (i) specialized equipment for handling containers at four selected ports (Izmir, Haydarpasa, Mersin and Trabzon). It will also; (ii) finance renewal of high priority items of floating equipment required for the maintenance and construction of port facilities; (iii) civil works for container berth facilities; and (iv) technical assistance for introducing container handling technology. This will include documentation, operating procedures, maintenance and training. The project will lead to direct savings in ship service time and reductions in cargo handling costs which would be felt in lower increases in sea freight rates and port tariffs.

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