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PCS Marseille Port is a major player in international trade, located at the crossroads of global maritime routes, serving as the natural gateway to southern Europe. The port handles 74 million tons of cargo annually and has invested 105 million euros. It offers logistics, industrial, and digital services, with capabilities in conventional bulk solids, liquid bulk, road and cars, passenger transport, ship repair, industries, logistics, and digital containers. Notably, the port is engaged in a zero-emission project called CENAQ to reduce pollution and noise through shore power connections for ships. The port hosted 4.1 million passengers and experienced 9400 vessel calls in 2025.

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