Port of Hamburg is interested in the "Dry Port" project in Gyumri - Pashinyan
11.12.2025,
12:27
The Port of Hamburg is interested in participating in the "Dry Port" project in the Armenian city of Gyumri, announced Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
YEREVAN, December 11. /ARKA/. The Port of Hamburg is interested in participating in the "Dry Port" project in the Armenian city of Gyumri, announced Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
"They (the management of the Port of Hamburg) confirmed their interest in a conversation with me, which has become even more active, especially in the context of planned regional projects," Pashinyan told reporters in Hamburg.
According to him, following discussions with local businessmen, significant issues were discussed and an agenda was established.
"Dry Port" in Gyumri
It was previously reported that the Armenian government plans to invest $37 million in it. According to the project, the "dry port" will be adjacent to Shirak International Airport, the railway, and the North-South transport corridor.
It will include an airport with free economic zone status, distribution centers (hubs), small and medium-sized enterprises, light industry facilities, production facilities, production lines, and an international food market.
It is envisaged that the Shirak region will be transformed into an industrial zone, and the dry port will become a multifunctional and multimodal hub servicing regional and international companies requiring the consolidation of customs processes.
"They (the management of the Port of Hamburg) confirmed their interest in a conversation with me, which has become even more active, especially in the context of planned regional projects," Pashinyan told reporters in Hamburg.
According to him, following discussions with local businessmen, significant issues were discussed and an agenda was established.
"Dry Port" in Gyumri
It was previously reported that the Armenian government plans to invest $37 million in it. According to the project, the "dry port" will be adjacent to Shirak International Airport, the railway, and the North-South transport corridor.
It will include an airport with free economic zone status, distribution centers (hubs), small and medium-sized enterprises, light industry facilities, production facilities, production lines, and an international food market.
It is envisaged that the Shirak region will be transformed into an industrial zone, and the dry port will become a multifunctional and multimodal hub servicing regional and international companies requiring the consolidation of customs processes.
