Important Day

Developing a Smart Port is not only about installing advanced technology — it is about elevating all operational processes to be faster, more transparent, and seamlessly connected. This transformation strengthens the nation’s competitiveness on the global stage

Safety and environmental protection are the two core pillars of port operations — especially when it comes to hazardous cargo, which must be handled strictly in accordance with international standards such as the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code and regulations issued by the Port Authority of Thailand

The collaboration between Thailand’s Ranong Port and Chittagong Port (Chattogram) of Bangladesh under the BIMSTEC cooperation framework has emerged as a strategic development to watch in the regional logistics landscape. Pairing these two key ports not only strengthens trade connectivity between Southeast Asia and South Asia but also reinforces Thailand’s role as a maritime hub on the Andaman coast. This partnership represents a golden opportunity to drive trade and integrate economic activity across the region in a systematic way

The Four Pillars of the Green Port — Bangkok Port’s New Step Towards Zero Pollution 🌿 . 🚢 The Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) is driving Bangkok Port towards becoming a Smart & Green Port, elevating operational standards to meet international benchmarks and aiming for the ultimate goal of Zero Pollution. This approach supports better quality of life for surrounding The Four Pillars of the Green Port — Bangkok Port’s New Step Towards Zero Pollution 🌿 . 🚢 The Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) is driving Bangkok Port towards becoming a Smart & Green Port, elevating operational standards to meet international benchmarks and aiming for the ultimate goal of Zero Pollution. This approach supports better quality of life for surrounding

The Port Authority of Thailand invites you to discover BIMSTEC — one of the regional cooperation frameworks attracting significant attention today, especially in Thailand’s maritime transport sector. This cooperation has opened new routes linking Ranong Port to the BIMSTEC network as Thailand’s gateway to the Andaman Sea, positioning it to become a Gateway Port connecting the Bay of Bengal with Southeast and South Asia. This marks the beginning of new opportunities across a regional trade route the world is watching closely

Amid the rapid economic growth of Thailand’s Eastern region, Laem Chabang Port has become one of the most strategically significant locations to watch. It serves as a Gateway Port, connecting Thailand’s trade with markets across Asia.