Marseille-Fos Port Plans $1.5Bn Expansion to Strengthen Mediterranean Trade by 2026

The Port of Marseille-Fos aims to attract 10,000 ships, 4 million passengers, and 75 million tonnes of goods by 2025, supported by a $1.5 billion investment for expansion. The project includes new container terminals, vehicle automation, and enhanced shore power for cruise ships. CMA CGM is heavily involved in the development, particularly in LNG bunkering and sustainable shipping. The port will also enhance its rail and river connections to central France as part of a broader $17.25 billion industrial hub project.

Published Mar 27, 2026

The Port of Marseille-Fos plans a $1.5 billion expansion by 2026 to enhance its role in the Mediterranean container market, targeting 10,000 ships, 4 million passengers, and 75 million tonnes of goods by 2025. The expansion will include new container terminals, vehicle automation, and green energy investments.

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CMA CGM is a key partner, focusing on LNG bunkering and sustainable shipping. The port's Fos 2XL terminal will facilitate simultaneous handling of large container ships. Additionally, a $17.25 billion industrial hub will support port-city infrastructure and logistics enhancements.