• Strategically located at the centre of the Mediterranean, astride one of the major arteries of shipping
• Deep natural harbours and well equipped ports, extensive berthing, good storage and warehousing facilities
• Within 6 nautical miles of the main international sea route network, Malta Freeport is one of the the leading transhipment ports in the Mediterranean presently handling 1.4 million TEUs a year
• Established network connects Malta's ports to 100 ports worldwide, 60 of which in the Mediterranean and Black Sea
• Site for one of the largest oil terminals in the Mediterranean Malta Shipyards specialised in maintenance, repair and overhaul of offshore rigs and fabrication of related structures such as helidecks and buoy moorings, Malta International Airport is only about 6km from the port area, making Malta ideal for sea-air transportion
• Well connected by air to many regional destinations World class runways, cargo handling and storages facilities
• Flights to major airports in North Africa and Europe, and an efficient cargo air service to any destination in the region, including remote unpaved airstrips

Connections

Libya: Tripoli, El Khoms, Misurata, Benghazi, Marsa El Brega, Ras Lanuf, Tobruk

Rest of the World: All major continents, America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia Air connections with 167 cities in 30 countries overseas Direct sea connections 100 mail ports worldwide