Grimaldi’s new Ro-Ro route whispers tales of Ambarlı. Ambarlı isn’t just a name on a map. It is a bustling port, a vital artery in the heart of Istanbul’s maritime trade. Located on the northern shores of the Sea of Marmara, Ambarlı is about 26 kilometers away from the main Port of Istanbul. Ambarlı is a key player in Turkey’s maritime network. In 2024, a Comoros Islands-flagged container ship, the Amnah, capsized within the port. This incident highlighted the daily risks and drama inherent in a busy port like Ambarlı. But the story of Ambarlı isn’t just about statistics and mishaps. It’s about connection. Grimaldi Group launched a new direct Ro-Ro connection between Trieste, Italy, and Ambarlı in September 2024. This new route strengthened the link between Turkey and Europe. It breathes life into the port, adding another layer to its rich history. Ambarlı isn’t just a port. It is a gateway, a point of exchange where goods and stories flow between continents.
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