Caspian Sea Water Recession Has Not Disrupted Ship Traffic

The president's representative in the Sea-Oriented Development Headquarters believes that despite the drop in the Caspian Sea's water level and its recession, ship traffic and economic activities at the country's northern ports continue without disruption. However, if the decline in water level continues without proper planning, many ports will be at risk within the next five years.

The President's representative in the Sea-oriented Development Headquarters believes that despite the decrease in the water level of the Caspian Sea and the receding of the water in this sea, the movement of ships and economic activities in the northern ports of the country is maintained and there is no disturbance in this field, but if the water level decrease continues and there is no proper planning for it, many ports will be under threat in the next 5 years.