Kazakhstan
2.1 Kazakhstan Port Assessment

Kazakhstan Port Assessment

Aktau port is situated on the eastern coast of the Caspian sea and is only one sea port of the Republic of Kazakhstan, aimed for international shipping of different dry cargos, crude oil and oil products. Creation of new peripheral industrial centers, economic recovery and growth of ethic peripheries culture, as well as interests of strengthening the defense capability of the former Soviet Union country, required an appropriate transport service, in particular, sea links.
Aktau port was built up in 1963 for transportation of the uranium industry and oil fields products of the Mangyshlak region.
Later, Aktau port played a significant role in construction of the nuclear power plant BN-350, factories of the chemical industry sector and directly of Aktau city itself.
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