Maritime transportation is considered one of the main pillars of international trade development, especially for moving large-volume goods where transit time has minimal impact on product quality. Depending on the type of cargo, route distance, and geographical conditions, vessels such as oil tankers, barges, and container ships are used in this mode of transport.

The maritime transport industry constitutes the largest international transportation network in the world, employing millions of people globally. In developing countries, increasing attention is being paid to maritime transport due to its direct impact on the final price of goods and their competitiveness in global markets.

Navagan Arvand Cargo Company began its operations with the goal of providing specialized services in the field of maritime and international transportation. Today, with its technical knowledge, extensive experience, and a professional team, the company has earned a reputable position within the national transport industry. By focusing on cargo shipping through key Iranian ports such as Bandar Abbas, Imam Khomeini Port, Khorramshahr, Bushehr, Chabahar, Kish, and Qeshm, and maintaining an active presence at customs offices across the country, the company offers a wide range of services including freight forwarding, domestic and international transit, and the transportation of special cargo.

Iran’s geographical advantages—such as access to northern and southern seas, extensive coastlines, and strategic location along international transit corridors—have created a favorable setting for maritime transport. Leveraging these advantages, Navagan Arvand has emerged as one of the most active companies in the maritime transport sector, playing a vital role in connecting domestic ports to global trade networks.