APM Terminals Poti

The Poti Sea Port is the largest port in Georgia, handling liquids, dry bulk, passenger ferries and 80% of Georgia’s container traffic. The port serves as a European gateway for international trade in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, and is ideally located to become a hub for Central Asia trade. Read more...

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News & Updates

APM Terminals Poti marks two years without injury and celebrates its safety culture

Continuous focus on safety is a pillar of operations at APM Terminals Poti (Poti Sea Port Corporation) and has resulted in two years without a Lost Time Injury (LTI). Visiting the facility for Global Safety Day 2021, APM Terminals CEO Morten Engelstoft highlights that safety culture is an integral part of the business.

APM Terminals Poti offers paid internships to the young people

APM Terminals Poti has been implementing the Talent Acquisition & Development Program, known as InPort, since 2017. Within the program, up to 10 young people undertake a four-month theoretical and practical course covering Poti Sea Port activities each year.

Toyota Senior Representatives visit APM Terminals Poti

On 24th June, Mr Koji Matsuno - President of Toyota Caucasus, Mr. Tomoya Yamaguchi - Director of Sales & Marketing of Toyota Caucasus and Ms. Rusudan Meladze - Head of Logistics for Toyota Caucasus, visited APM Terminals Poti to meet the management and operations team of the port, and to understand more about how the port handles the discharge, storage and release of new Toyotas to Georgia and the region.

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