The Black Sea Ports and Logistics 2026, a leading event for the maritime, port, and logistics sectors in the Black Sea region, will be held from Tuesday, June 9 to Thursday, June 11, 2026, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Istanbul Piyalepaşa in Istanbul. The event will be hosted by YILPORT Holding, while TURKLİM will participate as a Strategic Partner. This event, which will bring together the leading stakeholders of the Black Sea Region, will provide a high-level platform for strategic dialogue, industry collaboration, and commercial development in one of the world's most dynamic maritime corridors.

Istanbul, strategically located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, plays a vital role in regional and global trade as a gateway connecting the Black Sea, Mediterranean, and international maritime transport routes. The city's maritime heritage and evolving logistics ecosystem make it an ideal host for such a gathering, focusing on strengthening port infrastructure, improving regional connections, and enhancing supply chain resilience across the Black Sea.

The event will kick off with a special technical visit to leading ports and logistics facilities, offering registered participants the opportunity to observe innovative technologies shaping operational excellence and the future of maritime trade on-site. Over the following two days, the conference will bring together more than 400 high-level decision-makers, including over 40 distinguished international speakers, public officials, port authorities, terminal operators, shipowners, cargo owners, logistics service providers, infrastructure developers, and maritime technology innovators, through a comprehensive program consisting of expert presentations and panel sessions.

With a strong focus on the evolving trade dynamics of the Black Sea region, the conference will address key topics such as port digitalization, sustainable maritime transport, terminal expansions, hinterland connections, and the development of resilient supply chains.

The organization aims to shape the future of maritime trade and logistics in the Black Sea, aspiring to be one of the most impactful sector gatherings in the region.

Source: SeaNews Türkiye