The Port of Poti is a major hub for ocean transportation in the region, providing access to the Caucasus and Central Asia. The port of Poti handles various types of cargo, including containers, dry bulk goods, and liquid bulk. The port has recently undergone modernisation and expansion to increase its capacity and competitiveness in the region. It is connected to the national road and railway network for easy access to the hinterland.

According to the agreement between JSC Georgian Railway’s subsidiary "Trans Caucasus Terminals"  and "Azerbaijan Railways" a new container block train called “SILK BRIDGE” between Poti-Baku (Kishli) will run on 15th of July 2014. Schedule: every Tuesday and Saturday Transit Time: 34 hours In this regard, today at 16:00 pm the block train opening ceremony will take place at the terminal of "Trans Caucasus Terminals" in Poti. 

The logistics industry has traditionally been viewed as a male-dominated sector, with very few women occupying leadership positions. However, in recent years, there has been a significant shift towards gender diversity in this field. Women have made remarkable progress in breaking down barriers and achieving success in the logistics industry.