Port of Sines plans new general cargo quay to support future industrial investments in ZILS
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Port of Sines plans new general cargo quay to support future industrial investments in ZILS

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 16:20

APS – Sines and Algarve Ports Administration is planning the construction of a New General Cargo Quay at the Port of Sines. This infrastructure emerges as a response to the new industrial projects planned for ZILS – Sines Industrial and Logistics Zone. The main objective is to ensure responsiveness and resilience of logistics chains in light of these future industrial developments. The plan is being developed to ensure the port can keep pace with the expected growth in the region.

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