North Sea Port, located along both banks of the Western Scheldt, is accessible to global shipping via the North Sea. North Sea Port is strategically located as a hub for production and distribution of all kinds of cargo categories and products, both for imports and for exports. Moreover, it is a transhipment port between seagoing and inland navigation. The port is located at the crossroads of European main roads and is linked by rail with the whole of Europe. As a registered company, North Sea Port’s goal is to manage, operate and develop the port area, either directly or via its subsidiaries. Within this framework, it aims to enhance the position of the port and industrial complex in the region in the short and long term, both nationally and internationally. Ghent, Belgium

Port of Antwerp-Bruges is the second largest port in Europe. With connections to more than 800 destinations, it connects the European continent to the rest of the world. Port of Antwerp-Bruges generates 73,700 direct jobs and no less than €20 billion in added value. Antwerp, Belgium

The port offers shipping companies and shippers a comprehensive package of services, enabling goods and imports to reach their final destination quickly and reliably. Zeebrugge, Belgium