Sea transport by boat as well as passenger transport has been common since 6,000 BC. Lands such as ancient Egypt, Georgia, Vikings, Celts, Phoenicians and Greeks were the first peoples to use this method for their trade. For centuries, commercial shipping did not cross riverbanks. Because the low-power engines of those days did not allow the transport of large quantities of wood and coal. They could not travel across the great oceans and seas. Later, with the discovery of iron and steel, steamships and steel vessels replaced wooden booms, and the maritime cargo industry entered a new era of development. In the 18th century, we are facing an increase in the number of this type of vessel compared to inflatable vessels, and to this day, the construction of steamships has progressed significantly. In 2008, for example, Saudi Arabia purchased an oil and gas tanker to transport products such as natural gas and crude oil, which was about 80 percent ahead of its time. It should be noted that today the shipbuilding industry has developed so much that in today’s examples, instead of using fossil fuels, atomic fuel is used. Nowadays, transportation by sea has become so advanced that most traders and merchants prefer to use this method to transport their goods across the oceans and the farthest parts of the land. In 2008, for example, Saudi Arabia purchased an oil and gas tanker to transport products such as natural gas and crude oil, which was about 80 percent ahead of its time. It should be noted that today the shipbuilding industry has developed so much that in today’s examples, instead of using fossil fuels, atomic fuel is used. Nowadays, transportation by sea has become so advanced that most traders and merchants prefer to use this method to transport their goods across the oceans and the farthest parts of the land. In 2008, for example, Saudi Arabia purchased an oil and gas tanker to transport products such as natural gas and crude oil, which was about 80 percent ahead of its time. It should be noted that today the shipbuilding industry has developed so much that in today’s examples, instead of using fossil fuels, atomic fuel is used. Nowadays, transportation by sea has become so advanced that most traders and merchants prefer to use this method to transport their goods across the oceans and the farthest parts of the land.