Julyana Free Zone Port reported today that it had received 371 cargo vessels between January and July 2026—a figure, it said, reflecting the port's sustained activity and its growing role in supporting maritime trade.
The Free Zone reported that vessel traffic during the first seven months of the year saw the arrival of:
· 47 ships in January
· 61 ships in February
· 64 ships in March
· 69 ships in April
· 65 ships in May
· 65 ships in July
The arriving vessels comprised a diverse range of types—including container ships, equipment carriers, car carriers, grain and cement vessels, oil tankers, and other cargo ships.
This diversity, the Free Zone reported, underscores the wide array of commercial activities and operational and logistical services provided by the Juliana Free Zone Port, as well as its capacity to accommodate various types and sizes of commercial vessels and meet local market demands.
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