The role of maritime transport in the development of international trade

Maritime transport, which accounts for the largest share of international trade in terms of unique characteristics, is vital to the economies of sea-going countries and the blue border, such as Iran. The findings revealed that countries that upgraded their ports and kept up with technological advancements were hub ports in the area or globally, as well as becoming the busiest ports. The economies of the leading maritime transport countries, such as Singapore and China, have progressed so quickly that it is possible to argue that they can focus more than half of their economies on the maritime transport industry. Globalization and a larger share of international trade would result in a more competitive economy. Investigating the factors influencing the role of globally recognized shipping lines reveals that the country's managers are conscious of the global economy and are maximizing the capacity and income of the services. The country's favorable national transportation laws attest to the country's unity among transport operators, as well as the country's economic outlook and ability utilization. The challenges facing Iranian maritime transport demonstrate that the Iranian shipping fleet has capabilities and can be handled with proper planning and efficient management in various aspects such as legal and customs problems, customs and tariffs, insurance, and growth concerns. Sustainable trade has been one of the region's pillars.

Keywords:

: Maritime Transport , International Trade , Shipping , Traffic , Ports