QUANZHOU

Port Standard Code (UN/LOCODE): CNQZJ Port management agencies: Quanzhou Customs, Quanzhou Maritime Bureau, Quanzhou Port Management Department Terminal operating entities: Fujian Port Group Quanzhou Port Group and various specialized terminal enterprises Port Area Address: Coastal areas of Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China (including Shihu, Houzhu, Xiutu, Weitouwan, Shenhu Bay, etc.) Port attribute: A large-scale comprehensive seaport with specialized operational capabilities in container, bulk cargo, liquid chemical, general cargo, and roll on/roll off transportation. Comprehensive Overview of the Port Quanzhou Port is located on the southeast coast of Fujian Province and the west coast of the Taiwan Strait. It is a national first-class open port and an important starting point of China's ancient Maritime Silk Road. The port is located in the core area of the economic zone on the west coast of the Taiwan Strait, adjacent to Fuzhou to the north and Xiamen to the south, facing Taiwan, with outstanding geographical advantages. Relying on the Shenhai Expressway, Fuxia High speed Railway, and a comprehensive port transportation system, the port service covers the central and southern parts of Fujian and surrounding inland areas. As the maritime gateway of Quanzhou, an important manufacturing base in China, Quanzhou Port undertakes the important tasks of container transportation, bulk energy raw materials, petrochemical products, textile and footwear raw materials, and light industrial products import and export. It is an important comprehensive logistics hub and foreign trade channel in Fujian Province. Core facilities and functional layout Quanzhou Port implements the "one port, multiple zones" development model, forming a port area system with clear division of labor and coordinated development. Among them, Shihu Port Area is the most important container and general cargo operation base of the port, with deep-water berths and modern loading and unloading facilities; The Weitouwan Port Area focuses on developing passenger and freight transportation, roll on/roll off services, and stone logistics to Taiwan; Xiutu Port Area and Houzhu Port Area undertake the functions of bulk cargo and comprehensive logistics; The Douwei operation area, located on the south coast of Meizhou Bay, is an important transportation base for crude oil, liquid chemicals, and energy along the coast of Fujian, with the ability to unload large deep-water berths. The port extensively serves Quanzhou's pillar industries such as textiles and clothing, footwear manufacturing, petrochemicals, machinery and equipment, building materials and stone, providing efficient logistics support for the regional industrial chain and supply chain. Airline routes and intermodal networks Quanzhou Port has formed a shipping network covering major coastal ports in Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia, and China. In terms of international routes, the port has opened a number of container and bulk cargo routes to the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, the Middle East and other regions. It is an important node port for Fujian to participate in the construction of the "the Belt and Road" and the development of the "Silk Road Maritime Transport". In terms of cross-strait and coastal transportation, Quanzhou Port has long undertaken the task of freight and passenger roll on/roll off transportation to Taiwan, and has formed a coordinated development of the west coast port group with Xiamen Port (Xiamen Port), Fuzhou Port (Fuzhou Port) and other ports, achieving the sharing of route resources and facilitation of customs clearance. Relying on the Xingquan Railway and a well-established network of port and road networks, Quanzhou Port continues to promote the development of sea rail intermodal transportation. Intermodal trains cover central and western regions such as Jiangxi, Hunan, and Hubei, effectively improving the transportation efficiency of inland goods going abroad through Quanzhou Port. Comprehensive positioning With its profound cultural heritage of the Maritime Silk Road, superior location conditions, complete port facilities, and strong manufacturing hinterland support, Quanzhou Port has developed into an important comprehensive port and modern logistics hub along the coast of Fujian. It is an important gateway connecting the economic zone on the west coast of the Taiwan Strait, the Southeast Asian market, and the global supply chain network.